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S o t w t e g B t i W e S a a r s c a n R J a P L r o o n h t n e n I Baldwins Pond n G s S 6 M x C C o o t u s n L v C 9 t ll A C n c v d e 1 e e s o A r t l s d L Hubgard Park Pond d v y W M n N n d R i alo e n e R r l t S M D c ey St A K n o a a R y A r x r c n c n r A A t h n a g n t v T S e e d e m wi c o r s c e s P t o o n w A d r e s v h o e D n b g S S Exit 6 e M Mount Higby Reservoir s r f t id o i a e d A r l d o l f L t r l e R h m Crow Hollow Brook r m S w d S u t a y y n B o e a r t r w D a t g r d o Noh rth Cheshire e u b y u t et e t l h o O G J o John Barry School D t d s r B w x v r d f d i c North ChesEhire S r D tt n i M e i N e n r A c t s E o a l i C h r r e 322 H t r D 66 R a e e r R t i v r S O l Pa e d R rk A r u v c M a e n v S i C o e h L S d A 119 V t k a V p c t e ! e rd i R h Exit 19 217 A S P n r S O U T H I N G T O N s n n t n T d A D A a B e A 119 i e S u t d a d R u S e r k y V S a o l t r S t i B P g r B n P v a n e d e p s C al t McKinley Rd o p l o l r e S e d n S w e i t s i g r r i P P e H n t in ge Ct c S i A v e l S Rid i F g t A t North Cheshire e n f e v e v Higby Mountain w d e e i o e m e a r e u N h a r t u s v b Columbus Park l r o c t t y e i a S P n l P Exit 7 s R A A o k H 3 a G t C m n r l A 119 P m t s v F 2 c i o s n e o Nathan Hale School Preston Notch L a e s L o s C C L B m S A 95 t e S 2 t a B a S v e Roun n e h m d Hill Rd i M n m t r e u e s n p r r AQUIFER PRO TECTIO N AREAS v H S North Cheshire e S l A l S e e t n v o C t v R f v C e o r Exit 8 ! Coe Hill t r S y o t i Camels Hump f Exit 8 t c p s r g A o L i A t St e r A i ring s n c D d Sp e i s n a C Quinnipiac River g S s St t b t t C y r k S e A 119 n r g r e w r l h G i S a tt c y l P I r t d le A t a 6 o S d c C e t S r n 9 o D L m a 1 l P o Tenmile River D l s D n L C t e r m a r e S R W t i D V r oo S F n d l r dland d h Benjamin Franklin School P t a l t e Ht e t F o in y s i e f e n p h t f C i e c M le g d v d S t d S b t y i t a e w r t M n t t C s e l e J i b t n e od A k i D W p Dr e ! d M S i e b d R C n r e e S t m n s s Meriden Station P H n Higby Road Pond r i or k T sesho a e o r ac v Dr l W o R t L B D e o a h r w h z r Exit 10 t Mount Higby Reservoir D A n i Exit 9 s c l p r s e e r i P s i t ! i r e W r d B s t s e à W allingford , CO NNECTICUT H d e d D Coes Pond t n i v V E e n t u u h R erly S e A Br D s ia r o c D h d r e S t r Cuff Brook g w m v t w S t k S C n t S o S d od S o e i r e d l P n y S l D R o C P d S A S a r h e s R R M C t p n n a e d D r P r t B n R K o e i t W t y r r k i e o e s 2 in l r ar r 3 e ! d s e n n s L D Exit 11 r t S t d B r s e t n avi w W r e D n d e n v I y o l a B s t n o n 1 v a d d r e S r v t v i a A u a o s b S a Lincoln Middle School s o S t t e A r C e s t e D n r r C l S d L i g o r W i a t n o c o i o Exit 11 xf l i l i O e r D d t a S r h u e r k s i r k a R 2 r G P l H n L r Sodom Brook v o G n t d u o S s b C ! G R u t s a d n North Branch Spoon Shop Brook e o w Roger Sherman School ok o a l A v W u d o s o o o i r l s d A t C d n 4 S o l H b l e n lle t t l Exit b1le8 u e u S B A t l s b m S M H u y t e a i S C i icket Dr u r e e r M ks h t P C T e d P n v l l n r C r n A t r a l d C e t S i ! v M C n P t e I S h S W d A l e e t l u t A R t Exit 68W Cedar Street Pond W y a L n r a l e t t v r v r n o r r e n n o S a Sunbrig r Orville H Platt High School v ht D e r i Moss Farms Pond e e a t A e d l t 1 l S Li l b e p b t e t C e s r b v n s k r t n t P A 7 t r S ty Exit 12 C i b a A a Ora t i r e S o s g C T nge St a a t S d n h n r n t t e r t u A r S a R a k t e s d ! r e y S e K g n Exit 17 d n i ll C o t l S s s ood R r t Lincoln-Platt e nw D n r e C t y G c R D A e r oo P a o W R e p n t e e r S w e t P t n R dg m r St n C t t d D S i t l n d R d b o h t S m i S k c A r e n u n y r P a S l a S d t a O e H r r o w a e r a A e w l l S v w r n e e i L v V k S M n m i r I i e c L r S O A 96 d v o s e l r n LEGEND i i e e y k k e C n l y e S r L i r R o o r i a r li r R a A t a y y r C C n t t N t T u e e n o l D C n s l V t M e a L O e a a D l W C t a r s l n f C e r a C D l T n i r W s e M L t i t O d ta e n o l a y is l n n L r e R n t P r e a V m H H i L e S t v Francis T Maloney High w i D iv v r e a u t r l d e e n S S S V r r u H a o e r s w t t e S e i e e p l d g A t e i d o e l C t r r Honeypot Brook o v s D l p d G M n R v r r n f y d r t S e a l t ! n W i o il E s S t N A Exit 67W l y e B e g e R e e S s r H l n Sum S w n A u B 7 S f v me S T n a l u r w l d l S e d s t i e o D k d l S v S o e t v t o l 4 Hans Brook A e k t e t S d a c e Israel Putnam School v t Le ve l A Aquife r Prote ction Are a (Final Ad op te d ) i W e a G r s Willow Brook D Sugarloaf Hill 1 W Dr r W Jackson Hill d r r rs a v P g e H we S R o Po W V l A n c C l t e o o v B e l e a n r a e O r r y i y S o t n r u s o r v P l a i S ia m c e r ! c H A e a r d e C n l w w ream r i d t A r t l t G t m ery R e n i HC Wilcox Technical High School e a a e d D i A e P e D r r l a r n e R u n W w l rk 7 H H B S t e H d r E r l id r H s R y C r o s P a H i k d 5 a i r r a L e Exit 68N-E e r a D l p l i o r e u A im S s r b l e o l y v Qu c x 1 P inni n n o v piac Ct l o d t e l e s a F R i l T L ve p n a v l p R R ! b S S t u e e a t n t e n r Barn Hill t d R iv d c t s d y L A t e R S d A D d i t 70 t v o v a r s d N D s A o t e L a u e P M S d R m t t y R S v l R i A u Le ve l A Aquife r Prote ction Are a (Final) s r N r d o V e e r A s n e n d o d R y u D o b r l K S o H C i d t l l l e S r o e H o v u l r r a R R l e a y o e il e R l e C r v w Hans Brook Pond R R l n h o r r r t h C M R l i A g i a e M d a a C s S s v d t l L r t o k A s o i n t i C n h D D l n P n c H s a i m r L e a r A y C D t Harbor Brook s r S l s y n i Hanover Pond k Spoon Shop Brook o o e H ia R B t r a i d A R P e p e i e m k o d a l P P t n r d r y r d v t a r i D n o i P x e e Buckwheat Hill d S c s e i r n T x 147 d t B a D d o s t Alpine Dr d m e w r o P C n r S r c e o u o V J H o F M ill s M E R eI D E N n F a f H R lo n h F i t M r q l d v l r t S a e w D c r t e i x R it n t t Le ve l B Aquife r Prote ction Are a (Pre lim inary) d s A v e S d D n S d Exit 67S Wadsworth Falls S D i r hisper Wind Rd D W o O S A S W t Cheshire Park Pond r M r a M R t r D a i g r t e i t k a i on n e Pa n e Casimir Pulaski School e li P P st S e D r rk i r c m o d t v v v o e a ie M e i Little Black Pond r R P O w w o C m Jeep Trail Pond o n A d a S n T r n a t d i ! r A e r Exit 67 e L l a R n F b n w n v r u o a H e l S Memorial Middle School n Quinnipiac Gorge e y l v b t A s i S i B l t e w A i r o d A s ny l e V n v North Mountain Brook R H H i n H e e E o t a D e R l e ! il G Honeypot Glen N l W n a l d l v Peck Mountain R S A a d Wadsworth Brook d F r v n M o m t e A w g t w St r t G rd x e w A Black Pond Hubba S x S e L y o Exit 16 a t r K S n v e D C Mea i r w d b ow e E F S o e n p t v S e n d s s d t e K x M o r o n e i C i G v L i Highwoo u c u d m ild L d d e Mn t k e r o r b S le s l v a L r Black Pond o D J St Cider Mill Rd o a R n O o Chapman Elementary School i r e t e y A ll e rd A d ur we a d u C B R r v e e d a S d i l H c l e e A n R t i l r r i v R H L e d s s Exit 17 i h H t f e e c t S i H r r R k C r H o S n R c l A v a u k r D e H e l o S e e t L e ! i J d n l n t g S s d r R g s A o d i o l e p Beseck Lake d n i c e D R r d i d n l Booths Pond o l b Hanover School o C l R d h R d n s t C i D a l t a m p i b t a n t i r i a H R g r n n n C e w s d J r i r d s S n oodland D s W u y R n S e m S o u r D n n o N n n W d t o R e t H r a t i e r o ! r L q John Lyman Elementary School a o l b u D r y t t L D u l n d n v G t o r M e S c wo B g w ir i a R b C o a L e r h d F n o i d Shapiro Pond P l r r S A d t g l r i c a L l o d R e e a n o o l t R W u d Thomas Hooker School A d l ! a.
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