Ramp Infrastructure & Facility Report
Lake Hume Village Boat Ramp: Also known as the **Hume Weir Resort Boat Ramp**, this facility is positioned at **46 Ray Welsh Drive** within the Lake Hume Village, NSW, and is managed by the **Albury City Council**. The launching configuration consists of a **dual-lane concrete ramp** designed with a deeply extended gradient, though it lacks any staging pontoons, floating walkways, or boarding jetties. Operating within a non-tidal freshwater reservoir, the ramp has an **extended operational threshold reaching down to a 10% water level capacity** (with the physical toe terminating at 8% capacity, or 170.3 m AHD). Boaters must navigate **severe low-water shoaling hazards**, and a strict **5-knot speed limit** is enforced south of the Bethanga Bridge when water levels recede below 169.499 m AHD.
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