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Alligator & Crocodile Statues (page 2)

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Gator
Folkston, GA
This 19-foot-long, concrete Gator was created by John P. Kennedy and his family in Delphi Falls, NY in 2004. I don't know when it was brought here. [map]

More Georgia:
Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge (Folkston)

Gator
Woodstock, GA
Gators
Breaux Bridge, LA
This Gator has been installed in front of the Animal Atlanta pet store since at least 2013. [map]

The Gators in Breaux Bridge are located at the Atchafalaya Welcome Center. There are other animal statues there as well.

Alligator
LaPlace, LA
This Alligator is 50 feet long and made of wood. He is named "Saint" and was installed next to the Visitor Center in 2020. [map]

Miss Pearl
Pearl River, LA
Miss Pearl has been installed in this traffic median since around 2010. [map]

More Louisiana:
Senator Gator (Lake Charles)
Gatorland (Prairieville) [gone]

Alligator
Belleville, MI
This giant Alligator is installed on the roof of the Bayou Grill. It has been here since at least 2006 when it had a more naturalistic paint job. For more, see this website. [map]

Souvenir City
Biloxi, MS
Waves Surf and Sport
Surf City, NC
When Souvenir City was sold in 1983, the new owners added a giant alligator above the entrance and renamed the store Souvenir City: Gators. The store was virtually demolished by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. The store and gator head were rebuilt and the business reopened in 2009. This gator head is bigger and serves as the entrance to the store. For more, see this website. [map]

The Waves Surf and Sport shop features a giant gator mouth entrance. I think this statue might have been built by Bob Duato. [map]

More North Carolina:
Gator Head (Cherokee)

South Carolina:
Man Walking with Gator (Hilton Head Island)

Tennessee:
Gatorland (Pigeon Forge)

Gator Country
Beaumont, TX
Gator Country opened in 2005. Big Beau is 135 feet long and built of tin and wood. He was built in 2014. I think the smaller gator, shown in the bottom row above, was added sometime after 2017. [map]

Alligator Park
El Paso, TX
Alligator Park, aka the Plaza de los Lagartos, features a tribute to the alligators that once lived in a pond in San Jacinto Plaza from 1883 until the 1960s. The fiberglass fountain statues were created by Luis Jimenez and installed in 1995. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. [map]

Alligator
Wills Point, TX
Alligator [gone]
Three Lakes, WI
This Alligator in Wills Point was installed in front of Johnny Miguel's Mexican restaurant around 2019. [map]

This Alligator in Three Lakes was located in front of Bonack's Safari World Taxidermy. This photo is from 2007. By 2009, the statue was gone.

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