The Connecticut River watershed is the largest in New England, draining an area of over 11,000 square miles.
Passes through four states
The watershed passes through four states: New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, and Connecticut.
Connecticut River
The main stem of the Connecticut River is over 400 miles long, making it the longest river in New England.
Diverse landscape
The watershed includes a wide range of landscapes, including mountains, forests, farms, and cities.
Abundant natural resources
The watershed is home to a variety of natural resources, including water, forests, and minerals.
Cultural and historical significance
The watershed has been home to Native American tribes, European colonists, and industrialists.
Importance to the economy
The watershed supports a variety of economic activities, including agriculture, forestry, manufacturing, and tourism.
Environmental challenges
The watershed faces a number of environmental challenges, including pollution, climate change, and development.
