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CT Lake and Pond Bathymetry Maps Maps Available on CT ECO - A Cooperative Project Between DEEP and UCONN Lake Town(s) Bathymetry Maps Alexander Lake Killingly Map Map with Aerial Photo Allen Brook Pond North Haven and Wallingford Map Map with Aerial Photo Amos Lake Preston Map Map with Aerial Photo Anderson Pond North Stonington Map Map with Aerial Photo Ashland Pond Griswold Map Map with Aerial Photo Aspinook Pond (1 of 2) Canturbury, Griswold, and Lisbon Map Map with Aerial Photo Aspinook Pond (2 of 2) Griswold and Lisbon Map Map with Aerial Photo Avery Pond Preston Map Map with Aerial Photo Babcock Pond Colchester Map Map with Aerial Photo Ball Pond New Fairfield Map Map with Aerial Photo Bantam Lake Morris Map Map with Aerial Photo Barber Pond Windsor and Bloomfield Map Map with Aerial Photo Bashan Lake East Haddam Map Map with Aerial Photo Batterson Park Pond Farmington Map Map with Aerial Photo Beach Pond Voluntown Map Map with Aerial Photo Beachdale Pond Voluntown Map Map with Aerial Photo Beseck Lake Middlefield Map Map with Aerial Photo Bigelow Pond Union Map Map with Aerial Photo Billings Lake North Stonington Map Map with Aerial Photo Black Pond Meriden Map Map with Aerial Photo Black Pond Woodstock Map Map with Aerial Photo Bolton Lake, Lower Bolton Map Map with Aerial Photo Bolton Lake, Middle Vernon Map Map with Aerial Photo Bolton Lake, Upper Vernon Map Map with Aerial Photo Bolton Notch Pond Bolton Map Map with Aerial Photo Breakneck Pond Union Map Map with Aerial Photo Burr Pond Torrington Map Map with Aerial Photo Butterworth Dam Hamden Map Map with Aerial Photo Candlewood Lake (1 of 6) Sherman Map Map with Aerial Photo Candlewood Lake (2 of 6) New Milford Map Map with Aerial Photo Candlewood Lake (3 of 6) Sherman, New Milford, and New Fairfield Map Map with Aerial Photo Candlewood Lake (4 of 6) New Milford, Brookfield, and New Fairfield Map Map with Aerial Photo Candlewood Lake (5 of 6) Brookfield, New Fairfield, and Danbury Map Map with Aerial Photo Candlewood Lake (6 of 6) Danbury Map Map with Aerial Photo Cedar Lake Chester Map Map with Aerial Photo Chamberlain Lake Bethany Map Map with Aerial Photo Chapman Pond East Haddam Map Map with Aerial Photo Colebrook River Reservoir (1 of 2) Colebrook, Sandisfield (MA), and Tolland (MA) Map Map with Aerial Photo Colebrook River Reservoir (2 of 2) Colebrook Map Map with Aerial Photo Congamond Lakes (1 of 2) Suffield and Southwick (MA) Map Map with Aerial Photo Congamond Lakes (2 of 2) Suffield and Southwick (MA) Map Map with Aerial Photo Coventry Lake Coventry Map Map with Aerial Photo Crescent Pond Southington Map Map with Aerial Photo Crow Point Cove Wethersfield Map Map with Aerial Photo Crystal Lake Ellington Map Map with Aerial Photo Crystal Lake Middletown Map Map with Aerial Photo Day Pond Colchester Map Map with Aerial Photo Dodge Pond East Lyme Map Map with Aerial Photo Dog Pond Goshen Map Map with Aerial Photo Dooley Pond Middletown Map Map with Aerial Photo Eagleville Lake Coventry and Mansfield Map Map with Aerial Photo East Twin Lake Salisbury Map Map with Aerial Photo Frash Pond Stratford Map Map with Aerial Photo Gardner Lake Salem Map Map with Aerial Photo Gay City Pond Hebron Map Map with Aerial Photo Glasgo Pond Griswold Map Map with Aerial Photo Gorton Pond East Lyme Map Map with Aerial Photo Great Hollow Pond Portland Map Map with Aerial Photo Green Falls Reservoir Voluntown Map Map with Aerial Photo Halls Pond Eastford Map Map with Aerial Photo Hamburg Cove Lyme Map Map with Aerial Photo Hampton Reservoir Hampton Map Map with Aerial Photo Hatch Pond Kent Map Map with Aerial Photo Higganum Reservoir Haddam Map Map with Aerial Photo Highland Lake (1 of 2) Winchester Map Map with Aerial Photo Highland Lake (2 of 2) Winchester Map Map with Aerial Photo Holbrook Pond Hebron Map Map with Aerial Photo Hopeville Pond (1 of 2) Griswold Map Map with Aerial Photo Hopeville Pond (2 of 2) Griswold Map Map with Aerial Photo Horse Pond Salem Map Map with Aerial Photo Howells Pond Hartland Map Map with Aerial Photo Jurovaty Pond Andover Map Map with Aerial Photo Keach Pond Windham, Putnam, and Burrillville (RI) Map Map with Aerial Photo Keeney Cove Glastonbury Map Map with Aerial Photo Killingly Pond Killingly Map Map with Aerial Photo Lake Hayward East Haddam Map Map with Aerial Photo Lake Housatonic (1 of 3) Oxford, Seymour, Monroe, and Shelton Map Map with Aerial Photo Lake Housatonic (2 of 3) Seymour, Derby, and Shelton Map Map with Aerial Photo Lake Housatonic (3 of 3) Derby and Shelton Map Map with Aerial Photo Lake Kenosia Danbury Map Map with Aerial Photo Lake Lillinonah (1 of 4) Bridgewater, New Milford, and Brookfield Map Map with Aerial Photo Lake Lillinonah (2 of 4) Bridgewater, Brookfield, and Newtown Map Map with Aerial Photo Lake Lillinonah (3 of 4) Bridgewater, Roxbury, and Southbury Map Map with Aerial Photo Lake Lillinonah (4 of 4) Bridgewater, Newtown, and Southbury Map Map with Aerial Photo Lake Of Isles North Stonington Map Map with Aerial Photo Lake Saltonstall East Haven and Branford Map Map with Aerial Photo Lake Wintergreen Hamden Map Map with Aerial Photo Lake Zoar (North) Southbury and Newtown Map Map with Aerial Photo Lake Zoar (South) Southbury, Newtown, Oxford, and Monroe Map Map with Aerial Photo Lantern Hill Pond Ledyard Map Map with Aerial Photo Leonard Pond Kent Map Map with Aerial Photo Little Pond Thompson Map Map with Aerial Photo Long Pond North Stonington Map Map with Aerial Photo Lost Pond Winchester Map Map with Aerial Photo Maltby Lake #1 West Haven Map Map with Aerial Photo Maltby Lake #2 West Haven Map Map with Aerial Photo Maltby Lake #3 West Haven and Orange Map Map with Aerial Photo Mamanasco Lake Ridgefield Map Map with Aerial Photo Mansfield Hollow Reservoir (1 of 2) Mansfield Map Map with Aerial Photo Mansfield Hollow Reservoir (2 of 2) Mansfield and Windham Map Map with Aerial Photo Mashapaug Lake (1 of 2) Union Map Map with Aerial Photo Mashapaug Lake (2 of 2) Union Map Map with Aerial Photo McDonough Lake Barkhamsted and New Hartford Map Map with Aerial Photo Messerschmidt Pond Westbrook and Deep River Map Map with Aerial Photo Millers Pond Durham Map Map with Aerial Photo Mohawk Pond Goshen Map Map with Aerial Photo Mono Pond Columbia Map Map with Aerial Photo Moodus Reservoir (Lower) East Haddam Map Map with Aerial Photo Moodus Reservoir (Upper) East Haddam Map Map with Aerial Photo Moosup Pond Plainfield Map Map with Aerial Photo Morey Pond Union Map Map with Aerial Photo Mount Tom Pond Litchfield, Morris, and Washington Map Map with Aerial Photo Mudge Pond Sharon Map Map with Aerial Photo North Farms Reservoir Wallingford Map Map with Aerial Photo Norwich Pond Lyme Map Map with Aerial Photo Pachaug Pond (1 of 2) Griswold Map Map with Aerial Photo Pachaug Pond (2 of 2) Griswold Map Map with Aerial Photo Park Pond Winchester Map Map with Aerial Photo Pataconk Reservoir Chester Map Map with Aerial Photo Pataganset Lake East Lyme Map Map with Aerial Photo Pickerel Lake Colchester Map Map with Aerial Photo Pine Acres Lake Hampton Map Map with Aerial Photo Powers Lake East Lyme Map Map with Aerial Photo Quaddick Reservoir (Lower) Thompson Map Map with Aerial Photo Quaddick Reservoir (Middle) Thompson Map Map with Aerial Photo Quaddick Reservoir (Upper) Thompson Map Map with Aerial Photo Quinebaug Lake Killingly Map Map with Aerial Photo Quonnipaug Lake Guilford Map Map with Aerial Photo Rainbow Reservoir (1 of 2) Windsor Map Map with Aerial Photo Rainbow Reservoir (2 of 2) Windsor, Bloomfield, and East Granby Map Map with Aerial Photo Red Cedar Lake Lebanon Map Map with Aerial Photo Rogers Lake Lyme Map Map with Aerial Photo Roseland Lake Woodstock Map Map with Aerial Photo Salmon Cove East Haddam and Haddam Map Map with Aerial Photo Saugatuck Reservoir (1 of 2) Redding, Weston, and Easton Map Map with Aerial Photo Saugatuck Reservoir (2 of 2) Weston and Easton Map Map with Aerial Photo Schreeder Pond Killingworth Map Map with Aerial Photo Silver Lake Berlin and Meriden Map Map with Aerial Photo South Spectacle Lake Kent Map Map with Aerial Photo Squantz Pond New Fairfield Map Map with Aerial Photo Stillwater Pond Torrington Map Map with Aerial Photo Twin Lakes North Avon Map Map with Aerial Photo Twin Lakes South Avon Map Map with Aerial Photo Tyler Lake Goshen Map Map with Aerial Photo Uncas Lake Lyme Map Map with Aerial Photo Waramaug Lake (1 of 2) Washington and Warren Map Map with Aerial Photo Waramaug Lake (2 of 2) Washington and Warren Map Map with Aerial Photo West Branch Reservoir Hartland Map Map with Aerial Photo West Hill Pond New Hartford Map Map with Aerial Photo West Side Pond Goshen Map Map with Aerial Photo West Thompson Reservoir Thompson Map Map with Aerial Photo West Twin Lake Salisbury Map Map with Aerial Photo Wethersfield Cove Wethersfield Map Map with Aerial Photo Williams Pond Lebanon Map Map with Aerial Photo Winchester Lake Winchester Map Map with Aerial Photo Wonoscoponuc Lake Salisbury Map Map with Aerial Photo Wood Creek Pond Norfolk Map Map with Aerial Photo Wrights Cove Portland Map Map with Aerial Photo Wyassup Lake North Stonington Map Map with Aerial Photo .
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