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Taunton Watershed Land Use Geosyntec Consultants Bridgewater State University Virtual Commons - Bridgewater State University Maps Taunton River Watershed Project 2006 Taunton Watershed Land Use GeoSyntec Consultants Recommended Citation GeoSyntec Consultants (2006). Taunton Watershed Land Use. Taunton River Watershed Project Maps. Item 2. Available at: http://vc.bridgew.edu/taunton_riv_maps/2 This item is available as part of Virtual Commons, the open-access institutional repository of Bridgewater State University, Bridgewater, Massachusetts. DEDHAM QUINCY COHASSET DOVER WESTWOOD MILTON SHERBORN WESTWOOD HOLLISTON BRAINTREE HINGHAM SCITUATE NORWOOD MEDFIELD WEYMOUTH RANDOLPH CANTON MILLIS NORWELL MEDWAY HOLBROOK WALPOLE Cushing Pond ROCKLAND Spring Street Pond MARSHFIELD AVON HANOVER Shumatucacant River Pon Cleveland Pond STOUGHTON ABINGTON NORFOLK Brockton Reservoir Island Grove Pond SHARON Waldo Lake Dry Pond Plain Street Pond Upper Porter Pond Wolomolopoag Pond Cranberry Bog Pond Lower Porter Pond Hunts Pond Thirtyacre Pond Washington Street Pond Ames Long Pond FRANKLIN French Pond Hobart Pond BROCKTON Gavins Pond WHITMAN Briggs Pond Monte Pond Winters Corner Pond Carpenter Pond Flyaway Pond Mountain Street Pond Puds Pond Shovelshop Pond Bigney Pond Longwater Pond Crocker Pond Upper Dam Pond Mcavoy Pond PEMBROKE Leach Pond FOXBOROUGH Sunset Lake Cocasset Lake Ames Pond HANSON WRENTHAM DUXBURY Beaumont Pond Thurston Street Pond Route One Pond Furnace Lake Morse Pond Gravel Pit Pond Dean Pond Rabbit Hill Pond Whiteville Pond West Meadow Pond Forge Pond EASTON EAST BRIDGEWATER Reservoir Stetson Pond Mill Pond Fulton Pond New Pond Old Pond Burrage Pond Chaffin Reservoir Lake Mirimichi Elm Street Ponds (6) Chandler Mill Pond Hodges Pond WEST BRIDGEWATER Hartwell School Pond Muddy Pond Turnpike Lake MANSFIELD PLAINVILLE Cabot Pond Little Cedar Swamp Robinson Pond Monponsett Pond [W.B] Ward Pond Monponsett Pond [E.B.] Robbins Pond Jewell Street Pond Stump Pond Reservoir Plymouth Street Pond Cross Street Pond Sweets Pond HALIFAX Big South Cranberry Pon KINGSTON Norton Reservoir Carver Pond Cross Street Pond Nunkets Pond BRIDGEWATER Winnecunnet Pond East Nippenicket Pond NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH Lake Nippenicket Bonney PondPLYMPTON NORTON Ice Pond Plympton Bog Pond South Muddy Pond Brook Street Bend Pond Barrowsville Pond Watson Pond Coopers Pond Chartley Pond Hewitt Pond Ricketts Pond Lake Sabbatia Gushee Pond High Street Pond Goose Branch Pond Chartley Brook Reservoir Meadow Brook Pond Tracy Pond Prospect Road West Pond Kings Pond Prospect Hill Pond Doten Brook Pond ATTLEBORO RAYNHAM Cole Mill Pond Johnson Pond PLYMOUTH Willis Lake North Center Street Pond Raven Brook Ponds Cooper Pond Oakland Pond State Hospital Pond Savery Pond Muddy Pond Raven Street Pond Fuller Street Pond Johns Pond Short Street West Pond TAUNTON Joses Meadow Pond Poquoy Brook Pond Nevertouch Pond Radio Tower Pond Weir Village North Pond Woods Pond Segreganset River Pond Borrow Pit Pond Weir Village South Pond East Burrow Pit Pond Deep Pond Barstows Pond Richmond Pond MIDDLEBOROUGH CARVER Berkley Street Pond St. Marys Cemetary Pond Clear Pond Kings Pond Precinct Street Pond Dunham Pond Middle Pond Staples Street Pond Big Bearhole Pond The Reservoir Tispaquin Pond Loon Pond Taunton Watershed Seekell Street Pond Elders Pond Segregansett River Pond Land Use REHOBOTH SEEKONK Tinkham Hill Pond Assawompset Pond DIGHTON BERKLEY LAKEVILLE South Main Street Pond Cranberry Pond Mullein Hill Chapel Pond Muddy Cove Brook Pond Forge Pond Long Pond Assonet Mill Pond Broad Cove Cranberry Bog Pond Somerset Reservoir Terry Brook Pond Braley Road Pond WAREHAM FREETOWN SWANSEA Burns Lane Pond GIS Data Provided by MassGIS ROCHESTER SOMERSET Legend SOMERSET Sassaquin Pond Transportation Rivers and Streams SWANSEA Industrial Taunton Subbasins ACUSHNET MARION FALL RIVER MARION Commercial Surface Water MARIONMARION Town Boundaries High Density Residential Town Boundaries Low Density Residential MARION Taunton Watershed Agriculture NEW BEDFORD MATTAPOISETT Open Land FAIRHAVEN Other NEW BEDFORD NEW BEDFORD Water FAIRHAVEN FAIRHAVEN NEW BEDFORD DARTMOUTH MATTAPOISETT WESTPORT FAIRHAVEN 0 6,000 12,000 24,000 Feet ® DARTMOUTH GEOS YNTEC C ONSULTANTS Q : \ G I ACTON, MASSACHUSETTS S P r o j e c 1:74,817 t s DATE: 02/14/06 SCALE: \ B W 0 0 WESTPORT 7 PROJECT NO. FIGURE NO. 8 BW0078 \ P DARTMOUTH r WESTPORT o j e c WESTPORT t DOCUMENT NO. s Taunton_LandUse.mxd WESTPORT WESTPORT \ WESTPORT.
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