Altamaha-Ha

FRESHWATER MONSTER of Georgia.
Etymology: After the river. 
Physical description: Length, 10–25 feet. Diameter, 10–12 inches. Smooth, gray-brown skin. Small head. Long neck. Two or three humps. 
Behavior: Swims by undulations. 
Distribution: Altamaha River, near Darien, Georgia.
Significant sightings: On January 16, 1983, Tim Sanders watched a 20- to 25-foot creature from the Champney River bridge. On July 6, 1997, Jim and Mary Marshall were boating on the river when they saw an animal, 10–12 feet long, with three humps. 
Sources: Ann Richardson Davis, The Tale of the Altamaha “Monster” (Waverly, Iowa.: G&R, 1996); Ann Richardson Davis, The Altamaha-Ha page, http://www.gabooks.com/ altahaha. shtml; Global Underwater Search Team (GUST), Operation River Search, http://www bahnhof.se/~wizard/cryptoworld/ index30a.html.
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