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156 Poor Structures Maintained by Others 2018 Inventory Data Bridge No. Feature Carried Features Intersected Town Name 04581 TIMES FARM ROAD HOP RIVER ANDOVER 04582 LONG HILL ROAD HOP RIVER ANDOVER 04583 BUNKER HILL ROAD HOP RIVER ANDOVER 04586 AXE FACTORY RD #2 BIGELOW BROOK ASHFORD 04470 OLD FARMS ROAD FARMINGTON RIVER AVON 05364 BEACON VALLEY ROAD BEACON HILL BROOK BEACON FALLS 03657 KENSINGTON ROAD MATTABESSET RIVER BERLIN 04473 BURNHAM STREET MATTABESSET RIVER BERLIN 05170 FALLS ROAD NONNEWAUG BROOK BETHLEHEM 05172 MADDOX ROAD #1 EAST SPRING BROOK BETHLEHEM 04225 COMMERCE DRIVE ASH CREEK BRIDGEPORT 04227 ISLAND BROOK AVE PEQUONNOCK RIVER BRIDGEPORT 06127 HEMLOCK ROAD CLAPBOARD OAK BROOK BRIDGEWATER 04091 JEROME AVENUE NEGRO HILL BROOK BRISTOL 04104 DOWNS STREET PEQUABUCK RIVER BRISTOL 04105 MEMORIAL BLVD. PEQUABUCK RIVER BRISTOL 04480 LOUISIANA AVENUE COPPER MINE BROOK BRISTOL 04487 EAST STREET PEQUABUCK RIVER BRISTOL 04488 MELLEN STREET PEQUABUCK RIVER BRISTOL 06939 JAMES STREET UNNAMED BROOK BRISTOL 05048 BARNES HILL ROAD BURLINGTON BROOK BURLINGTON 04424 MILLER-GOODWIN CON LITTLE RIVER CANTERBURY 04600 WOODCHUCK HILL RD LITTLE RIVER CANTERBURY 05222 TOWN BRIDGE ROAD FARMINGTON RIVER CANTON 05495 W JOHNSON AVENUE TEN MILE RIVER CHESHIRE 04119 KELSEYTOWN ROAD MENUNKETESUCK RIVER CLINTON 04609 PLEASANT VALLEY RD MENUNKETESUCK RIVER CLINTON 04610 CARTER HILL ROAD MENUNKETESUCK RIVER CLINTON 06956 COUNTRY VILLAGE ROAD BROOK CLINTON 07013 BEN MERRILL ROAD BROOK CLINTON 05528 PAPER MILL ROAD JEREMY RIVER COLCHESTER 05141 SANDY BROOK ROAD SANDY BROOK COLEBROOK 04464 FLANDERS RIVER RD HOP RIVER COVENTRY 05939 NORTH ROAD EXTENS. COLES BROOK CROMWELL 04073 TRIANGLE STREET STILL RIVER DANBURY 04176 KENNEDY AVENUE STILL RIVER DANBURY 06183 CROSBY ST CONNECTOR STILL RIVER DANBURY 04991 OLD KINGS HIGHWAY STONY BROOK DARIEN Page 1 of 4 Bridge No. Feature Carried Features Intersected Town Name 04992 RINGS END ROAD GORHAMS POND DARIEN 04447 FLOYDVILLE ROAD SALMON BROOK EAST GRANBY 04651 FOXTOWN ROAD EIGHT MILE RIVER EAST HADDAM 04656 JOHNSONVILLE ROAD MOODUS RIVER EAST HADDAM 05623 COLONY ROAD LATIMER BROOK EAST LYME 04211 SOUTH PARK AVENUE MILL RIVER EASTON 04213 SOUTH PARK AVENUE MILL RIVER EASTON 04934 VALLEY ROAD ASPETUCK RIVER EASTON 05220 SILVER HILL ROAD ASPETUCK RIVER EASTON 06141 STRAWBERRY ROAD ABBEY BROOK ELLINGTON 04506 SOUTH RIVER STREET FRESHWATER BROOK ENFIELD 04196 CONGRESS STREET #2 MILL RIVER FAIRFIELD 04953 DUCK FARM ROAD MILL RIVER FAIRFIELD 04956 VALLEY ROAD HORSE TAVERN BROOK FAIRFIELD 04514 FISHER HILL ROAD ROARING BROOK GLASTONBURY 05608 EASTERN BOULEVARD SALMON BROOK GLASTONBURY 04516 DONAHUE ROAD BELDEN BROOK GRANBY 04528 MOOSEHORN ROAD MOOSEHORN BROOK GRANBY 03954 SOUND BEACH AVENUE CIDER MILL BROOK GREENWICH 04671 CAROL ROAD PACHAUG RIVER GRISWOLD 05568 NORMAN ROAD PACHAUG RIVER GRISWOLD 05851 SHELDON ROAD DOANVILLE POND GRISWOLD 04675 GROTON LONG PT RD PALMER COVE GROTON 04863 SAW MILL ROAD WEST RIVER GUILFORD 00644 FARMINGTON CANAL ROUTE 10 HAMDEN 04127 SKIFF STREET MILL RIVER HAMDEN 04168 WAITE STREET LAKE WHITNEY HAMDEN 04293 CONNELLY PARKWAY MILL RIVER HAMDEN 04896 WILLOW STREET WILLOW BROOK HAMDEN 05053 SHINGLE MILL ROAD ROCK BROOK HARWINTON 04695 OLD COLCHESTER RD RAYMOND BROOK HEBRON 04703 COTTON BRIDGE ST QUINEBAUG RIVER KILLINGLY 04726 MACINTOSH ROAD EIGHT MILE RIVER LYME 04857 HEATHERWOOD DRIVE BROOK MADISON 04147 HARTFORD ROAD SOUTH FORK HOCKANUM RIV MANCHESTER 04450 JONES HOLLOW ROAD BLACKLEDGE RIVER MARLBOROUGH 04185 CENTER STREET HARBOR BROOK MERIDEN 04839 COOPER STREET HARBOR BROOK MERIDEN 04187 MAIN STREET EXT. SUMNER BROOK MIDDLETOWN 04190 RIVER ROAD #1 SUMNER BROOK MIDDLETOWN 01843 ROUTE 34 HOUSATONIC RIVER MONROE Page 2 of 4 Bridge No. Feature Carried Features Intersected Town Name 05173 SMOKEY HOLLOW ROAD BANTAM RIVER MORRIS 05574 JELLIFF MILL ROAD NOROTON RIVER NEW CANAAN 03813 HUMPHREY STREET MILL RIVER NEW HAVEN 05115 UPLAND ROAD EAST ASPETUCK RIVER NEW MILFORD 05118 MERRYALL ROAD WEST ASPETUCK RIVER NEW MILFORD 05122 VAN CAR ROAD EAST ASPETUCK RIVER NEW MILFORD 05263 SAND ROAD WEST ASPETUCK RIVER NEW MILFORD 05028 WALNUT TREE HILLRD POOTATUCK RIVER NEWTOWN 05150 RIVER PLACE BLACKBERRY RIVER NORFOLK 03743 SACKETT POINT ROAD QUINNIPIAC RIVER NORTH HAVEN 04744 BOOM BRIDGE ROAD PAWCATUCK RIVER NORTH STONINGTON 03797 SHERMAN STREET YANTIC RIVER NORWICH 04047 SHERMAN STREET YANTIC RIVER NORWICH 04747 MILE CREEK ROAD BLACKHALL RIVER OLD LYME 04099 DERBY-MILFORD ROAD WEPAWAUG RIVER ORANGE 04913 DUTTON ROAD LITTLE RIVER OXFORD 04546 TOMLINSON AVENUE QUINNIPIAC RIVER PLAINVILLE 06129 NAPCO DRIVE PEQUABUCK RIVER PLYMOUTH 03968 RECREATION PARK ST LITTLE RIVER PUTNAM 03969 BRIDGE STREET QUINEBAUG RIVER PUTNAM 04760 WOODSTOCK AVE #1 LITTLE RIVER PUTNAM 05658 EAST PUTNAM ROAD MARY BROWN BROOK PUTNAM 05887 MOUNTAIN ROAD WATABA LAKE RIDGEFIELD 05200 SALMON KILL ROAD SALMON CREEK SALISBURY 05949 LANE STREET MEANS BROOK SHELTON 04174 MAIN STREET PODUNK RIVER SOUTH WINDSOR 05031 EAST FLAT HILL RD TRANSYLVANIA BROOK SOUTHBURY 05034 HERITAGE ROAD POMPERAUG RIVER SOUTHBURY 04560 NEWELL STREET QUINNIPIAC RIVER SOUTHINGTON 04562 SPRING STREET QUINNIPIAC RIVER SOUTHINGTON 04438 STONE HOUSE ROAD ROARING BROOK STAFFORD 06198 WHISPERING PINES RD STREAM STAFFORD 02212 MAIN STREET #1 RIPPOWAM RIVER STAMFORD 04065 WEST BROAD STREET RIPPOWAM RIVER STAMFORD 04067 CEDAR HEIGHTS ROAD RIPPOWAM RIVER STAMFORD 04069 LAKESIDE DRIVE NORTH STAMFORD RESERVOIR STAMFORD 04070 WIRE MILL ROAD HAVILAND BROOK STAMFORD 04071 RIVER BANK ROAD EAST BRANCH MIANUS RIVER STAMFORD 05043 WALNUT HILL RD #2 NORTHFIELD BROOK THOMASTON 03949 BUCKLEY HILL ROAD FRENCH RIVER THOMPSON 04800 QUADDICK TOWN FARM FIVE MILE RIVER THOMPSON Page 3 of 4 Bridge No. Feature Carried Features Intersected Town Name 06975 INDUSTRIAL PARK ROAD EAST GAGES BROOK TOLLAND 06976 INDUSTRIAL PARK ROAD WEST GAGES BROOK TOLLAND 06977 GERBER DRIVE GAGES BROOK TOLLAND 03977 FRANKLIN STREET E BR NAUGATUCK RIVER TORRINGTON 03983 NEWFIELD ROAD E BR NAUGATUCK RIVER TORRINGTON 05084 WALL STREET E BRANCH NAUGATUCK RIVER TORRINGTON 06931 SOUTH ROAD STILL RIVER TORRINGTON 05402 OLD TOWN ROAD PEQUONNOCK RV & TRAIL TRUMBULL 04575 MAIN STREET TANKERHOOSEN RIVER VERNON 04392 TOELLES ROAD QUINNIPIAC RIVER WALLINGFORD 04832 NORTHFORD ROAD MUDDY RIVER WALLINGFORD 05157 WHITTLESEY ROAD SHEPAUG RIVER WASHINGTON 05158 TUNNEL ROAD SHEPAUG RIVER WASHINGTON 05166 WEST MORRIS ROAD BANTAM RIVER WASHINGTON 03681 EAST LIBERTY ST MAD RIVER WATERBURY 04534 WASHINGTON AVE. #3 MAD RIVER WATERBURY 05039 EAGLE STREET NAUGATUCK RIVER WATERBURY 04409 WOOLSON STREET STEELE BROOK WATERTOWN 03651 NORTH MAIN STREET WEST BRANCH TROUT BROOK WEST HARTFORD 06076 BRAEBURN ROAD TROUT BROOK WEST HARTFORD 04964 CAVALRY ROAD W BRANCH SAUGATUCK RV WESTON 07001 MICHAEL'S WAY W BRANCH SAUGATUCK RIVER WESTON 04969 BAYBERRY LANE #2 ASPETUCK RIVER WESTPORT 04971 OLD ROAD #2 SASCO BROOK WESTPORT 04972 GREENS FARMS ROAD SASCO BROOK WESTPORT 06365 SHERWOOD LANE MILL POND CREEK WESTPORT 04975 LOVERS LANE COMSTOCK BROOK WILTON 05501 ARROW HEAD ROAD NORWALK RIVER WILTON 03986 WALLENS STREET STILL RIVER WINCHESTER 04059 BRIDGE STREET MAD RIVER WINCHESTER 05127 CASE AVENUE MAD RIVER WINCHESTER 05131 SUCKER BROOK ROAD SUCKER BROOK SPILLWAY WINCHESTER 04811 PLAINS ROAD SHETUCKET RIVER WINDHAM 05849 HAZEL PLAIN ROAD SPRAIN BROOK WOODBURY 06936 OLD GRASSY HILL RD GOOD HILL BROOK WOODBURY 04814 KENYONVILLE ROAD STILL RIVER WOODSTOCK Page 4 of 4.
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