Second Connecticut Lake-River - Pittsburg, NH
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silverquill
N 45° 08.514 W 071° 10.894
19T E 328484 N 5001029
This waterfall is the outflow from the Second Connecticut Lake. At this point it is still a stream, but as it gathers streams in its flow south, it becomes the Connecticut River which forms most of the border between New Hampshire and Vermont.
Waymark Code: WM1FCG
Location: New Hampshire, United States
Date Posted: 04/27/2007
Views: 77
Pittsburg and New Hampshire’s Connecticut Lakes Region is wonderfully unique in many ways. It is a pristine region at the very tip of New Hampshire offering unlimited, unspoiled wilderness. This is the center of the North Country’s fishing and hunting.
Here the mighty Connecticut River is born, forming in it’s passage the Third, Second and First Connecticut Lakes and Man-made Lake Francis. The village of Pittsburg, gateway to the historic " Indian Stream Territory." Once an independent nation established in 1832 during the border dispute between Canada and the United States. The largest township in the US, it contains over three hundred thousand acres of timberland, mountains, lakes, streams and forest trails.
Location of the waterfall:
Pittsburg, NH United States
03592
Flow dates: From: 05/01/2007 To: 10/31/2007
Type / features of structure: Dam
Estimated height in feet: 25
Estimated width in feet: 80
River/stream/lake/reservoir: Second Connecticut Lake-Connecticut River
Coordinates of parking: Not Listed
Fees: Not Listed
Estimated height in meters: Not Listed
Estimated width in meters: Not Listed
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Visit Instructions:
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