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LATITUDE and LONGITUDE of DEEPEST PART of CT LAKES LATITUDE and LONGITUDE OF DEEPEST PART OF CT LAKES LAKE NAME TOWN NAME LATITUDE LONGITUDE DEPTH (ft) Silver Lake Berlin 41.5805 ‐72.7725 14 Lower Bolton Lake Bolton 41.8005 ‐72.435 18 Middle Bolton Lake Bolton 41.8162 ‐72.42765 12 Lake Lillinonah Brookfield, Bridgewater, Southbury 41.478 ‐73.345 60 Cedar Lake Chester 41.4 ‐72.4987 40 Pickerel Lake Colchester 41.531 ‐72.4202 6 Mohawk Pond Cornwall 41.8113 ‐73.2925 24 Wangumbaug Lake Coventry 41.771 ‐72.3225 36 Kenosia Lake Danbury 41.3828 ‐73.5 16 Moodus Reservoir East Haddam 41.5145 ‐72.42225 12 Bashan Lake East Haddam 41.491 ‐72.411 45 Lake Hayward East Haddam 41.524 ‐72.332 12 Powers Lake East Lyme 41.392 ‐72.252 12 Pattagansett Lake East Lyme 41.3745 ‐72.2295 30 Gorton Pond East Lyme 41.3386 ‐72.20855 9 Dodge Pond East Lyme 41.3275 ‐72.1975 48 Crystal Lake Ellington 41.937 ‐72.373 42 Batterson Park Pond Farmington 41.711 ‐72.787 18 Dog Pond Goshen 41.8135 ‐73.2389 10 Tyler Lake Goshen 41.837 ‐73.261 21 West Side Pond Goshen 41.855 ‐73.2567 30 Pachaug Pond Griswold 41.5813 ‐71.9253 15 Glasgo Pond Griswold 41.5582 ‐71.8857 12 Quonnipaug Lake Guilford 41.393 ‐72.697 42 Holbrook Pond Hebron 41.6755 ‐72.3753 6 Hopeville Pond Jewett City 41.603 ‐71.9291 12 Lantern Hill Ledyard 41.4585 ‐71.947 30 Long Pond Ledyard, North Stonington 41.4485 ‐71.9491 66 Norwich Pond Lyme 41.385 ‐72.3022 30 Rogers Lake Lyme 41.364 ‐72.301 60 Uncas (Hog) Pond Lyme 41.3732 ‐72.318 36 Mansfield Hollow dam Mansfield 41.76866 ‐72.1762 12 Black Pond Meriden 41.525 ‐72.743 21 Beseck Lake Middlefield 41.516 ‐72.731 15 Dooley Pond Middletown 41.514 ‐72.6686 15 Crystal Lake Middletown 41.5205 ‐72.6385 12 Bantam Lake Morris 41.701 ‐73.2215 24 Lake Candlewood SquantzNew Fairfield 41.5 ‐73.461 40 Squantz Pond New Fairfield 41.515 ‐73.479 40 Ball Pond New Fairfield 41.463 ‐73.5238 48 Candlewood Lake Lattins New Fairfield 41.463 ‐73.442 40 West Hill Pond New Hartford 41.885 ‐73.038 42 Wood Creek Pond Norfolk 42.023 ‐73.1925 4 Anderson Pond North Stonington 41.508 ‐71.8946 6 Billings Lake North Stonington 41.5085 ‐71.8742 30 Wyassup Lake North Stonington 41.4915 ‐71.872 24 Lake of Isles North Stonington 41.4893 ‐71.949 9 Amos Lake Preston 41.516 ‐71.9752 42 Avery Pond Preston 41.494 ‐71.9795 9 Mamanasco Lake Ridgefield 41.319 ‐73.526 9 Gardner Lake Salem 41.507 ‐72.226 18 Mudge Pond Sharon 41.9015 ‐73.471 32 Lake Zoar Southbury, Newtown 41.425 ‐73.2142 32 Little Pond Thompson 42.014 ‐71.8405 12 Quaddick Reservoir Thompson 41.9587 ‐71.81645 15 Burr Pond Torrington 41.8695 ‐73.0977 9 Mashapaug Pond Union 42.014 ‐72.1325 35 Bigelow Pond Union 41.9956 ‐72.128 9 Morey Pond Union 41.9634 ‐72.19385 6 Beach Pond Voluntown 41.5814 ‐71.798 36 Beachdale Pond Voluntown 41.582 ‐71.85858 6 North Farms Res. Wallingford 41.486 ‐72.78 6 Park Pond Winchester 41.8935 ‐73.1486 15 Lake Winchester Winchester 41.91 ‐73.1517 16 Highland Lake Winchester 41.912 ‐73.0941 60 Pine Acres Lake Windham 41.782 ‐72.083 3 Rainbow reservoir Windsor 41.91385 ‐72.7028 35 Black Pond Woodstock 41.969 ‐72.068 21.
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