|
River
|
County
|
Reach
|
Length
(miles)
|
Year
Listed/ Update
|
|
ORVs
|
Description
|
Other
States
|
|
Chipuxet River
|
Washington
|
Worden Pond to Kingston Road
|
3
|
1982
|
|
O
|
Botanic-(Segment includes Great Swamp,
which is the largest swamp ìin New England and supports extensive
swamp forest and marsh vegetation. The area is a National
Natural Landmark.)
|
|
|
Pawcatuck River
|
Washington
|
Bradford to Worden Pond
|
15
|
1982
|
|
G
|
Geologic-(The topography, including
outwash plains and depressions forming Kettle Hole Lake, is
an exceptional example of glacial deposition of the late Ice
Age.)
|
|
|
Pawcatuck River
|
New London, Washington
|
Nooseneck Hill Road to Bradford
|
5
|
1982
|
|
H
|
Historic-(Segment includes portions
of the site where a decisive colonial battle was fought with
the Narragansett Indians.)
|
CT
|
|
Wood River
|
Washington, Kent, New London, Windham
|
Ten Rod Road to headwaters.
|
5
|
1982
|
|
R
|
Recreation-(Segment is in close proximity
to the urban population centers of southeastern New England
and includes significant and diverse recreation features including
a trout fishery, a trail network, and Class II canoe waters.)
|
CT
|
|
Wood River
|
Washington
|
KG Ranch Road to Ten Rod Road
|
5
|
1982
|
|
R
|
Recreation-(Segment is in close proximity
to the urban population centers of southeastern New England
and includes significant and diverse recreation features including
a trout fishery, a trail network, and Class II canoe waters.)
|
|
|
Wood River
|
Washington
|
Alton Pond to I-95
|
5
|
1982
|
|
R
|
Recreation-(Segment is unique in
that it contains a significant trout fishery and wildlife
habitat in close proximity to major urban population centers
of southeastern New England.)
|
|