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NHDES CONSOLIDATED LIST OF WATER BODIES SUBJECT TO RSA 483-B, THE SHORELAND WATER QUALITY PROTECTION ACT (SWQPA) The Consolidated List of Water Bodies lists the surface elevation that is to serve as the “reference line" for lakes, ponds, and artificial impoundments greater than 10 acres in size (RSA 483-B:4, XVII). The reference line is not the same as the natural mean high waterline, nor is it a property boundary. This list contains surface elevations for those lakes, ponds, and impoundments for which the Department has data. For convenience, it also includes data on jurisdictional rivers and streams. This list is not a complete catalogue of all waterbodies subject to RSA 483-B. Surface Elevation Where River/ Stream becomes jurisdictional under Town Rivers and Streams Lakes and Ponds a.k.a. "Reference Line" the SWQPA (ft above sea level) Acworth Cold River - Designated From the outlet of Crescent Lake Dam in Acworth to Crescent Lake Segment its confluence with the Connecticut River in Walpole. Cold River - 4th Order Juncture of Dodge Brook Dodge Brook Juncture of unnamed 3rd order stream in Lempster. Albany Pequawket Brook Juncture of Banfield Brook in Madison Back Pond 808 Swift River - Designated From its headwaters in Livermore to its confluence Iona Lake Knowles Pond 677 Segment with the Saco River in Conway. Swift River- 4th Order Juncture of Paugus Brook and Wonalancet River in Big Church Pond Big Deer Pond 1243 Tamworth. Whitton Pond 808 Alexandria Smith River Juncture of Manfeltree Brook in Grafton Goose Pond 701 Fowler River Juncture of Bog Brook Newfound Lake 589.12 Allenstown Merrimack River Juncture of Pemigewasset & Winnipesaukee Rivers in Bear Hill Pond 666 Franklin. Suncook River Outflow of Crystal Lake in Gilmanton Buck Street Dam (East) 287 Bear Brook Juncture of Catamount Brook Catamount Pond Bear Brook Pond 500 Hall Mountain Marsh 700 Dam Hayes Marsh 500 Alstead Cold River - Designated From the outlet of Crescent Lake Dam in Acworth to Caldwell Pond 1271 Segment its confluence with the Connecticut River in Walpole. Cold River - 4th Order Juncture of Dodge Brook in Acworth Cranberry Pond 1135 Newell Pond 1399 Warren Lake 1200 [email protected] or (603) 271-2147 NHDES Shoreland Program, 29 Hazen Drive, PO Box 95, Concord, NH 03302-0095 2020-05-11 www.des.nh.gov 1 of 67 The Consolidated List of Water Bodies lists the surface elevation that is to serve as the “reference line" for lakes, ponds, and artificial impoundments greater than 10 acres in size (RSA 483-B:4, XVII). The reference line is not the same as the natural mean high waterline, nor is it a property boundary. This list contains surface elevations for those lakes, ponds, and impoundments for which the Department has data. For convenience, it also includes data on jurisdictional rivers and streams. This list is not a complete catalogue of all waterbodies subject to RSA 483-B. Surface Elevation Where River/ Stream becomes jurisdictional under Town Rivers and Streams Lakes and Ponds a.k.a. "Reference Line" the SWQPA (ft above sea level) Alton Merrymeeting River Juncture of Coffin Brook Alton Power Dam Wentworth Pond 526 Bear Pond 890 Gilman Pond 755 Halfmoon Lake 640 Hills Pond 809 Knights Pond 655 Marsh Pond 590 Meadows Pond Meadow Mountain Pond 681 Sunset Lake Places Pond 808 Winnipesaukee Lake 504.32 Amherst Souhegan River - From the confluence of the south and west branches Baboosic Lake 231 Designated Segment in New Ipswich to the confluence with the Merrimack Souhegan River-4th Order Juncture of West and South Branch Souhegan River in Honey Pot Pond 217 New Ipswich Baboosic Brook Juncture of Joe English Brook Joe English Pond 498 Beaver Brook Juncture of Caesar Brook Stump Pond 190 Joe English Brook Juncture of unnamed 3rd order stream Weston Pond 235 Witches Brook Juncture of unnamed 3rd order stream Andover Blackwater River Juncture of Cascade and Frazier Brook Adder Pond Hopkins Pond 640 Cascade Brook Juncture of unnamed 4th order stream in Wilmot Bradley Lake 828 Frazier Brook, also known as Juncture of unnamed 3rd order stream in Danbury Cole Pond 1081 Eagle Brook Elbow Pond 616 Highland Lake 645 Horseshoe Pond 610 [email protected] or (603) 271-2147 NHDES Shoreland Program, 29 Hazen Drive, PO Box 95, Concord, NH 03302-0095 2020-05-11 www.des.nh.gov 2 of 67 The Consolidated List of Water Bodies lists the surface elevation that is to serve as the “reference line" for lakes, ponds, and artificial impoundments greater than 10 acres in size (RSA 483-B:4, XVII). The reference line is not the same as the natural mean high waterline, nor is it a property boundary. This list contains surface elevations for those lakes, ponds, and impoundments for which the Department has data. For convenience, it also includes data on jurisdictional rivers and streams. This list is not a complete catalogue of all waterbodies subject to RSA 483-B. Surface Elevation Where River/ Stream becomes jurisdictional under Town Rivers and Streams Lakes and Ponds a.k.a. "Reference Line" the SWQPA (ft above sea level) Antrim Contoocook River - Mainstem - From the outlet of Poole Pond in Rindge Campbell Pond 514 Designated Segment to the confluence with the Merrimack River at the Boscawen/Concord municipal boundary. North Branch - From the outlet of Rye Pond in Stoddard to the confluence of the Contoocook River in Hillsborough Contoocook River-4th Order Outflow of Poole Pond in Rindge Franklin Pierce Lake 770 North Branch River Outflow of Robb Reservoir in Stoddard Gregg Lake 1053 Great Brook Outflow of Gregg Lake Rye Pond 1275 Steels Pond 843 Willard Pond 1158 Ashland Pemigewasset River - From the outlet of Profile Lake in Franconia Notch Grist Mill Pond Designated Segment State Park to the southern boundary of Franconia State Park and from the northernmost Thornton town line to the confluence with the Merrimack River in Franklin Pemigewasset River Juncture of Harvard Brook in Lincoln Little Squam Lake 562.5 Squam River Outflow of Little Squam Lake Squam Lake 562.5 Atkinson Island Pond 203.3 Atkinson/ Dead Diamond River Juncture of West and Middle Branches of Dead Gilmanton Grant Diamond River Middle Branch Dead Juncture of East Branch Dead Diamond River Diamond River West Branch Dead Diamond Juncture of Roby Brook in Pittsburg River [email protected] or (603) 271-2147 NHDES Shoreland Program, 29 Hazen Drive, PO Box 95, Concord, NH 03302-0095 2020-05-11 www.des.nh.gov 3 of 67 The Consolidated List of Water Bodies lists the surface elevation that is to serve as the “reference line" for lakes, ponds, and artificial impoundments greater than 10 acres in size (RSA 483-B:4, XVII). The reference line is not the same as the natural mean high waterline, nor is it a property boundary. This list contains surface elevations for those lakes, ponds, and impoundments for which the Department has data. For convenience, it also includes data on jurisdictional rivers and streams. This list is not a complete catalogue of all waterbodies subject to RSA 483-B. Surface Elevation Where River/ Stream becomes jurisdictional under Town Rivers and Streams Lakes and Ponds a.k.a. "Reference Line" the SWQPA (ft above sea level) Auburn Hook Brook Juncture of Murray Mill Brook Calef Lake 327 Little Massabesic Brook Outflow of Little Massabesic Lake Clark Pond Dam 271 Murray Mill Brook Juncture of unnamed 3rd order stream in Candia Little Massabesic Lake 259 Sucker Brook Juncture of Little Massabesic Brook and Clark Pond Massabesic Lake (Dam) 249 Brook Tower Hill Pond 295 Barnstead Big River Juncture of Little River Adams Pond 665 Suncook River Outflow of Crystal Lake in Gilmanton Barnstead Parade Dam On Suncook River 495 Brindle Pond 610 Halfmoon Lake 640 Huntress Pond Pinkham Pond 621 Lily Lake Shaw or Horn Pond 559 Locke Lake 639 Lougee Pond Skunk Pond 719 Suncook Lakes 551 Barrington Isinglass River - Designated From the outflow of Bow Lake Dam in Strafford to its Ayer's Pond 233 Segment confluence with the Cocheco River in Rochester. Isinglass River Juncture of Nippo Brook Branch Mallego Brook 239 Nippo Brook Juncture of Stonehouse Brook Farm Pond Stonehouse Brook Juncture of Spruce Brook Little Long Pond 250 Long Pond 254 Mendums Pond 219 Nippo Pond 330 North River Pond 452 Preston Pond Round Pond Rochester Reservior 391 Stonehouse Pond 382 Swains Lake Union Lake 278.5 Winkley Pond 167 [email protected] or (603) 271-2147 NHDES Shoreland Program, 29 Hazen Drive, PO Box 95, Concord, NH 03302-0095 2020-05-11 www.des.nh.gov 4 of 67 The Consolidated List of Water Bodies lists the surface elevation that is to serve as the “reference line" for lakes, ponds, and artificial impoundments greater than 10 acres in size (RSA 483-B:4, XVII). The reference line is not the same as the natural mean high waterline, nor is it a property boundary. This list contains surface elevations for those lakes, ponds, and impoundments for which the Department has data. For convenience, it also includes data on jurisdictional rivers and streams. This list is not a complete catalogue of all waterbodies subject to RSA 483-B. Surface Elevation Where River/ Stream becomes jurisdictional under Town Rivers and Streams Lakes and Ponds a.k.a. "Reference Line" the SWQPA (ft above sea level) Bartlett Saco River - Designated From the base of Saco Lake Dam in Crawford Notch Segment State Park to the NH/ ME state line Saco River Juncture of unnamed 3rd order stream in Hart’s Location East Branch Saco River Juncture of Slippery Brook in Jackson Ellis River Juncture of (2) unnamed 3rd order streams in Jackson Bath Connecticut River - From the outlet of Fourth Connecticut Lake to the C.Diamond Dam On Ammonoosuc River 540 Designated Segment NH/ MA state line.
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    NH LAKES 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Working for clean and healthy lakes ANNUAL REPORT 2019 Working for clean and healthy lakes 1 2019 ANNUAL REPORT NH LAKES 2019 Annual Report A reflection on the fiscal year ending March 31, 2019 You are NH LAKES! NH LAKES by Stuart Lord, Board Chair 17 Chenell Drive, Suite One Concord, NH 03301 603.226.0299 It has been an Everyone has a part to play! This nhlakes.org [email protected] extraordinary year for year, NH LAKES has flung the doors Board of Directors NH LAKES! Before wide open for anyone and everyone (as of March 31, 2019) you get deeper into to find their place in this rapidly- this report and read growing community of concerned Officers about all the citizens who value the beauty of New Stuart Lord (Silver Lake) programmatic Hampshire’s lakes. Chair John Edie (Meredith) accomplishments, In this report, you will see all the Vice Chair I want to try to make tangible for you different ways people of all ages have Bruce Freeman (Strafford) what is, on some levels, intangible. I’m responded to this call-to-action. We Treasurer referring to the evolution this John-Michael (JM) Girald (Rye) appreciate every pledge, contribution, Secretary organization has experienced as a story, photograph, and drawing shared Kim Godfrey (Holderness) result of the success of The Campaign for the purpose of keeping New At-Large for New Hampshire Lakes. Hampshire’s lakes clean and healthy. Board of Directors I’m talking about pride in the work we Inspired by the generosity of the 40 Reed D.