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2.10 Surface Water Quality (Sheets 1-12) �£ P New Haven - Hartford 1A 1B Shares Clay Pit Pond No 1 Springfield Line Agoon State Project No 2.10 Surface Water Quality (Sheets 1-12) £ P New Haven - Hartford 1A 1B Shares Clay Pit Pond No 1 Springfield Line agoon State Project No. Shares Clay Pit Pond No 2 170-2296 Sherman Pkwy Stevens School Pond 2B Shares Clay Pit Pond No 3 2A North Haven Hamden Quinnipiac River §¨¦I 91 1B Little River Pond Mill River New Haven Hamden 1A §¨¦I 95 New Haven Willow St Davis Clay Pit Pond North Haven UV103 Humphrey St Blatchley Ave §¨¦91 Prospect St Dixwell Ave Whitney Ave ParkRd Whalley Ave Lombard St UV17 Surface Water Quality (! Amtrak Stations Quinnipiac River Smith Ave Broadway Trumbull St Little River (! 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UV150 [ [ www.fhiplan.com May 2011 – Fitzgerald & Halliday, Inc. – Project # 1038 – Original in Color New Haven - Hartford Meadow Ln 5A 5B Springfield Line UV571 Broff Pond Elton Rd State Project No. Stiles Pond 170-2296 Swede Pond Newton St rl Scout Pond §¨¦I 84 New Britain Newington Donnlys Pond 6A Merwins Pond Christian Ln Hatchery Brook Berlin Gills Pond Carbo Pond North Brook Pond 5B Berlin Belcher Brook Crooked Brook Berlin Sportsmens Assoc Ponds Orchard Rd Berlin Station UV372 5A Alling St Middletown Schultz Rd Clark Pond 4B UV71 Meriden Crooked Brook Pond Porters Pass Burnham St §¨¦I 691 Railroad Pond Hart St Toll Gate Rd Mattabesset River Junkyard Pond Holmes Pond Paper Goods Pond Surface Water Quality (! Amtrak Stations Mattabesset River (! 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