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Taunton, Massachusetts Orthophotomap - West Geosyntec Consultants Bridgewater State University Virtual Commons - Bridgewater State University Maps Taunton River Watershed Project 2006 Taunton, Massachusetts Orthophotomap - West GeoSyntec Consultants Recommended Citation GeoSyntec Consultants (2006). Taunton, Massachusetts Orthophotomap - West. Taunton River Watershed Project Maps. Item 4. Available at: http://vc.bridgew.edu/taunton_riv_maps/4 This item is available as part of Virtual Commons, the open-access institutional repository of Bridgewater State University, Bridgewater, Massachusetts. Q:\GISProjects\BW0078\Projects\ Taunton Watershed BRAINTREE NORWOOD MEDFIELD CANTON RANDOLPH MILLIS HOLBROOK MEDWAY GIS Data Provided by MassGIS WALPOLE Bea Orthophoto - 2001 ver Legend Cushing Pond Spring Street Pond Rivers and Streams AVON Brook 01,400 2,800 5,600 Trout Feet Cleveland Pond STOUGHTON ABINGTON Brockton Reservoir GEOS YNTEC C ONSULTANTSNORFOLK Brook ACTON, MASSACHUSETTS DATE: 02/14/06 SCALE: 1:33,600 SHARON Waldo Lake Beaver PROJECT NO. BW0078 FIGURE NO. Dry Pond Trout Brook DOCUMENT NO. Plain Street Pond taunton_ortho_w.mxd Upper Porter Pond L Wolomolopoag Pond o v Brook e Lower Porter Pond Cranberry Bog Pond t t Thirtyacre Pond Hunts Pond Washington Street Pond Malfardar Brook Whitman Ames Long Pond Sal FRANKLIN French Pond isbu ry BROCKTON Gavins Pond WHITMAN Briggs Pond Brook Brook Monte Pond D o r Salisbury Meadow c Winters Corner Pond Queset h e s t Carpenter Pond Flyaway Pond e Mountain Street Pond Puds Pond Shovelshop Pond r Bigney Pond Brook Brook Longwater Pond Crocker Pond Upper Dam Pond Mcavoy Pond W e s Leach Pond Brook Edson Brook t M e FOXBOROUGH a d Rumford Sunset Lake P o o w q Cocasset Lake u B a r n o t o WRENTHAM i Queset Ames Pond c k u t Brook er Beaumont Pond iv e R P River no l Thurston Street Pond le Ca a Litt i Furnace Lake n Route One Pond Morse Pond Betty R Canoe o Gravel Pit Pond b River i n Brook s s aga o Dean Pond Br Black EAST BRIDGEWATER n Brook Mortons B l Rabbit Hill Pond a Whiteville Pond c River k West Meadow Pond et B Coweeset s r s Brook o a W o c i k l o EASTON k lo Brook Brook o w C ro B Hawthorne r e v a e B Mill Pond New Pond Old Pond Brook Old Mill Brook Fulton Pond Lake Mirimichi Wading Brook Hodges West Brook B M Hodges Pond a ulb c Hartwell School Pond err k y B Black r B o o WEST BRIDGEWATER a k y B River r MANSFIELD o M Turnpike Lake Cabot Pond o k e Little Cedar Swamp a PLAINVILLE d Robinson Pond o w Rumford River Brook Ward Pond River Hock om o Brook c Jewell Street Pond k Reservoir River Brook River Town r Town e Sweets Pond i v R Wading e o n a C Norton Reservoir R u Canoe River m f o r Cross Street Pond d Nunkets Pond River East Nippenicket Pond River Winnecunnet Pond NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH BRIDGEWATER Lake Nippenicket NORTON Snake River Barrowsville Pond Watson Pond Coopers Pond Chartley Pond Hewitt Pond Lake Sabbatia Snows Gushee Pond Taunton Goose Branch Pond h Chartley Brook Reservoir nc Brook ra Tracy Pond B Meadow Brook Pond T Kings Pond Brook h p Brook r m Chartley e Prospect Hill Pond wa e Pine S m i l e RAYNHAM Bassett Brook ATTLEBORO Meadow Goose Johnson Pond River Brook Willis Lake Mill MIDDLEBOROUGH Oakland Pond Brook State Hospital Pond Lot River Dam TAUNTON Fall Cobb Brook Brook Weir Village North Pond River S e Segreganset River Pond g r Taunton e g a Weir Village South Pond n s e t Deep Pond Barstows Pond Richmond Pond Berkley Street Pond River Cotley Kings Pond River Precinct Street Pond Thr eem Middle Pond i l e Big Bearhole Pond Sunken River TAUNTON Poppasquash River Seekell Street Pond Brook Segregansett River Pond REHOBOTH Quaker Swamp SEEKONK Tinkham Hill Pond DIGHTON BERKLEY S Brook e g r e g a n s e t LAKEVILLE River South Main Street Pond Brook y a w o ll Cove o H Brook Muddy Cedar Swamp Muddy Cove Brook Pond Forge Pond River Ce da r Sw am p R iv e Assonet Mill Pond r Broad Cove Cranberry Bog Pond Somerset Reservoir Terry Brook Brook Terry Brook Pond L a b o r R - i a n t FREETOWN t - l V e a s i n n a B k r e o o Fall k SWANSEA Brook Burns Lane Pond SOMERSET n Gutte Quee r Br ook S te e SOMERSET p Brook FALL RIVER SWANSEA om ss lo B Brook DARTMOUTH.
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