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I d w S k L t e u c s i er S g b Stiles Brook m v y Hop Brook School t d p s F s o o S n Prospect Street School K oo r n S s o g n W W G p o i a l B y R a o c h A 83 e d n i o t Bradley Brook E n S D a e L w i n d d e k R s m n L e r a d W e f H r m ll n n o w n s a R t i L o n r e S ! t d o e R C ! h R l e f y H M t c A i a d n n l S B i M Transylvania Brook d n a R p l i h S Water Company Pond No 1 t c d e t t n R u R d l S p a G s n d l J a p e T D o t m i u e P C h o l s d R g t to g Hil n t u y p r d v t u t it L o J r l C y n Level A Aquifer Pro tec tio n Area (Fina l) e n l t g l i d e d p C R L i l e d e S b n i u n e l l e s d S H r fi S a e c a L n f e e r H v T Exit 28 e n e s B h d h L R d h v e k t c t C R Pomperaug River w t w r i r S D i r e i g t a e e t a L S B S d t o l n n t S S l R t i u H C W tn S o r n r s R w S r s t h n c d e ld D e he S g t H C s b i o W R w i d L a e k d i h b e e e B l o R r y N s H R i l R v n L r D l d o d o i r r R d I o F M e t D h R d r o C r o d d d a O e B m k d L i R r a u d o Q t R R a d P S e C R r n H a Eightmile Brook n t y y Level B Aquifer Pro tec tio n Area (Prelimina ry) i l S C e n g v a t g u A e e Union City a k a n d r r u e A O r b n a t lm r b A u h r y i v a r r a R S C d d P n k P t e t R r o t a f D v i A i w t o S n o v S R d h r A y a R e H d k d g a ore M r r e n C d m t o a y e s c t t d g y H n d S i S v k R l t i s s l S C d r l i v d Naugatuck River t e P R R e i Cold Spring Brook R l H o i a i S l t a t y l i l o d K l W S t t o e s R i o s s S a i D l W d a l n g i n r e A l t C r r i l e n M e n t l r S r Exit 16 i s s s Long Meadow Pond Brook v D it B r C i e C S o y t n a t t o H b a i B i r e H t i F in u G L i r H M r s o C r S m u u s a e b t o r a l S i h k Southbut ry Traie ning School a n t a k d l s t e v Exit 27 Hopkins Reservoir i d l l L D i o v l A R e n e y i S u d n C A n l R c h A O r d o r g o n t Gravel Pit Pond s J d r l d H n r A 124 a e g r t R R o S d o a City Hill Middle School l D n H l l 2 i Western Elementary D e H d O N r h i n n n H R u 7 m t M n i io a W r n d t n l r m a l d a n 1 P L d w d l e n l D Saint Francis Of Assisi t n D n d o R R o s ! H D R o P ! o u y e y r r e R w u u r t o M n L l b T Naugatuck Station u r d h r n n C n a o N e n o w y Heritage Vlg e d y te ri t ! H b P t R h a a n L s n V R a e Hillside Middle School i il H n W Armory Pond S nc l O r n o R g H u W o a d d i t ln d D i l g S ! 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