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Brand Rd on nt Be R er rn Co 0 4000 Lewis Pond Pachaug State Forest Pachaug State Forest Pachaug State Forest Rd le R wn Rd Beach Pond Ten R od R d rel Lau Doaneville Pond Glasgo Pond Beach Pond Hodge Pond Ln r iper ill D Jun nH dso har Ric Rd Folly Works Brook Rd e or Sh rt My s rvi Ja Pachaug Pond Rd is Lew Bay Mountain Lewis Pond t nto olu hV n ow xt Ri Rd pke ve dge A Lillibri Pachaug State Forest Burdick Ln c rwi No et T hetuck 165 S Route Town Line Pond Cir Sheldon n er L er S Riv Dutka Ln P R E S T O N Prentice Brook nif Jen Blanchette Rd Pachaug State Forest Ba y S V Pachaug State Forest n ! Route 13 8 Ben nett Cir Benn ett R d James Rd o Co ill kH Voluntown Elementary School Main St le Co Mackin Dr Rd el n rL da e C Old Volu ntow n 13 8 Rubber Pond Pachaug Pond Burton Brook 165 eH wy Pachaug State Forest Yellow Mill Dam Rd Sta t th Be Rattlesnake Brook e or Sh Richard Ave Pachaug State Forest V O L U N T O W N Sawmill Pond Ave Edward Rd Popple Bridge d ills Rd Rd Walter Dr kR tric Pa Bassett M e Lakeside Ter Pachaug State Forest Beachdale Pond Pachaug Pond a Ln Osg d Rd hikan d R ol ho Sc C Sam Rd od wo n Ke R lie Wy Ln Landing Strip Pond Alic Pachaug State Forest t Madison Brook Ave od wo n Ke Es Campbell Pond Pachaug State Forest Beachdale Din a ry Cra Rd ve s A Dr me Ja tham La Griswold D r Pachaug State Forest Beachdale Pond Chinigo Rd e Lee Av Pachaug State Forest Pachaug State Forest Culver Rd G R I S W O L D e pk Rd Pachaug State Forest t Cra ry Pachaug State Forest Pachaug State Forest Pachaug River Rd Voluntown Rd Pachaug Pond Water Access Rd Mount Misery Latham Brook 1 Trail Old 138 Rd Mount Misery Brook No Dam Pond Hopeville Rd d S arl Pe ster Dr Rd Rd Rd t Bonnie S ond Rd Pa ch au gR d oo tg Bi Cu toff rs te ar qu ad He Rd Ga ra nd eR d 201 S V Crooked Brook o Rd Glasg o ! Leha Ave Rd Edm ill 2000 Mason-Gray Pond T et ck u et Sh Dr t Trl Trail 2 Rd Welch Pond Dr Pine Dr ge o Pequ Lowden Brook ill Campbell M hko Yurec Edmund Spruce Airport Parks Rd 0 2 MILES Great Meadow Brook Wiclcabovet Marsh Dam Trail 1 Rd Rd ley Daw ay kw al W d kv Oa Cov De lo d eR Pachaug State Forest Rd kR de Du Thompson Brook e Rd Geer Hill ill For tins t Sta Pachaug State Forest Hopeville Pond er Ln Snyd Hazard Pond Dawley Pond d Stone Hill R Hopeville Pond State Park ond R d Pachaug State Forest Voluntown Rearing Pools ce ren Law Tiffany Brook Bailey P Douglas Pond d Hopeville Pond Bailey Pond Great Meadow Brook Pond Hopeville Pond Natural Area Preserve 395 Wood River d ski R Tr l tR Pachaug River rd Ga Bow Ln Hopeville Pond State Park uc at Pr No wa kow River D r 20 1 Ni pm Noone Brook rst Ln Arrowhead Dr Palmer Brook Ro ut e d eF m Tote n Rd Douglas Swamp d rR ne d Lee R Pacha ug MAP SCALE INFORMATION - This map is intended to be printed at its original dimensions. Printing this map at a scale greater than 1:24,000 (1 inch = 2000 feet) may result in inaccuracies in parcel boundaries and locations. 1 Cong do Hell Hollow Stone Hill Larose Rd § ¦ ¨ Dr 0.5 Cedar Swamp Stone Hill Reservoir Rd Lester Exit 86 Anna Farm Rd 0 llup Ga R ead est m Ho oad Rd Hopeville Rd Deanna Dr Ilewicz Dr State Hwy 201 information is neither current nor complete. MAP LOCATION Rd Bare Hill Hawkins Brook FOR MORE INFORMATION about DEEP Property, contact the Land Acquisition Division of the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection at 860-424-3016. w llo Ho l l He Pachaug State Forest er Tyler T Exit 86 ca Ba BASE MAP DATA is based on data originally from 1:24,000-scale USGS 7.5 minute topographic quadrangle maps published between 1969 and 1992. It includes political boundaries, railroads, airports, hydrography, geographic names and geographic places. Streets and street names are from Tele Atlas copyrighted data. Base map Rd Rd wamp R 4WD de Rho Roger Rd DATA SOURCES MAPS AND DIGITAL DATA Visit the CT ECO website for other natural resource and environmental maps at http://www.cteco.uconn.edu . Visit the CT DEEP GIS website to download any of the digital spatial data shown on this map at http://www.ct.gov/deep/gisdata . rS Ceda Porter Pond Rd 395 Rude Rd DEP PROPERTY DATA - This map is based on information from the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection’s land records. The land records include information about the acquisition history for each parcel, and contain the maps that were used to create the digital data. The source maps are in a variety of formats and range from rough sketches to Class A survey maps. Some of the parcel boundaries were created using the USGS Topographic Quadrangle maps as a base. As a result, there is no consistent accuracy level among the parcels and the boundaries should not be used for legal boundary purposes. k Rd Hell Hollow Pond Reservoir Brook § ¦ ¨ EXPLANATION All DEEP owned property is meant to be included on this map; however, there may be omissions due to incomplete or incorrect land records. This map is updated as new property is acquired. Roc Pachaug State Forest d lR Hil e U n nc Sto as Dr Bre w and outdoor and indoor educational facilities. Each DEEP property, rather than each individual parcel, is labeled with the property name. For example, although Pachaug State Forest contains many independent parcels of land, “Pachaug State Forest” is placed only once on the map. Pine Hill Rd Plainfield St Gre ene Av e 4th St 2nd St Anx 1st St Pine St Easy St Sp rin g St Weston Rd d Pa ck er R v is Da Spy Rock ahl Dr Bergend This map identifies parcels of land that are owned by the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP). Types of land include parks, forests, scenic reserves, trails, natural area preserves, historic preserves, wildlife sanctuaries, wildlife management areas, water access areas and waterbodies, flood control areas, fish hatcheries and other lands that are not categorized. Some of these parcels may contain support facilities such as employee residences, maintenance buildings, dams and dam control structures, parking lots, DEEP district headquarters and field offices, nature centers, museums, Flat d wning R Kate Do Rd Areas that may have recently been purchased and have not yet been assigned to a category, or areas that are unique and do not fit into any of the above categories. Examples are Sunrise Resort, Trout Brook Valley, Sterling Radio Tower Site, and Schagticoke Indian Reservation. Other Carson Brook d Rd rH y lo Ta Facility where fish are either farmed or held for stocking in statewide waterbodies and waterways. DEP’s three major hatcheries are the Quinebaug Fish Hatchery, the Burlington Fish Hatchery, and the Kensington Atlantic Salmon Fish Hatchery. Fish Hatchery Stanton Pond ms llia Wi Hav ey Rd tat sR Ba ile y Rd S T E R L I N G Lockes Meadow Pond Wildlife Area gS au ch Pa d Po tt Ne wp ort Rd R Havey Brook Ekonk Hill d Ekonk Hill R ic h rw No Sterling Radio Tower Site 49 S V An area that is managed for flood control and that generally contains dams and related structures and impoundment areas. Some of these areas are also used for public recreation. Examples are Yantic River in Norwich and Rooster River in Norwalk. Flood Control Area P L A I N F I E L D Pine Hill Old Greenwich Rd Lockes Meadow Pond Spaulding Rd Rd Lathrop Brook Colbridge Rd tt we e J d ty Ci Rd e od Ro el Hw Access areas along lakes, ponds, rivers, streams, coves, Long Island Sound, etc. that provide public access for recreation purposes. Many of these sites are also boat launch locations. Some include Bolton Lake Water Access as well as many sites on the Connecticut River. Water Access To pe rR Dow Rd St an ma rk Dr Rd Lathrop Rd fi ain Pl te ta dS R d 2 y1 an Norm Body of water owned by DEEP and usually used for recreation purposes. Examples are Beseck Lake in Middlefield and Hopeville Pond in Griswold. Owned Waterbody Rd we Ho An area where wildlife is protected and hunting or trapping is not allowed, such as the Shade Swamp Wildlife Sanctuary in Farmington. Wildlife Sanctuary St Dr wood St r D d o o w Bee n chw Cotto Oak ood woo B lv y dD d w r k C e n ter Pkw P t y s e W Rd Pachaug State Forest Pond Rd dge An area where wildlife habitat is managed to maintain stable, healthy populations of wildlife. Hunting and trapping is generally allowed within these areas. Some wildlife areas are the Charles E. Wheeler Wildlife Are in Milford and the Barn Island Wildlife Area in Stonington. Wildlife Area Mill Brook Rd ea do w Rd ge South St No rth Bri An area that has historic significance. One example is Industrial Monument Historic Preserve in North Canaan that contains the state’s last remaining iron furnace. Historic Preserve Exit 87 Lilli brid Lap ge erle Rd Ave tts Bu State land that is approved by the Governor as a “natural area”. A natural area is defined in the Connecticut State Statutes as “…an area of land or water, or land and water, containing, or potentially containing, plant or animal life or features of biological, scientific, educational, geological, paleontological, or scenic value worthy of preservation in their natural condition”. Some examples of natural area preserves are Canaan Mountain Natural Area Preserve and Hammonasset Natural Area Preserve. Natural Area Preserve Pra tt S V Linear state parks where trail activities are the primary activity, such as walking, running, bicycling, and horseback riding. Airline State Park Trail in Hebron is one example of a state park trail. State Park Trail ic h rw No Exit 87 12 State parks with unusual or extraordinary natural features that have scenic qualities. Examples are Sunset Rock State Park, Bluff Point Coastal Reserve, and Lovers Leap State Park. State Park Scenic Reserve Rd Schaper Pond er Port id br Lowes Way Rd ox b r Ta Primary uses are general outdoor recreation such as hiking, biking, swimming, boating, and camping. Hunting or trapping is generally not allowed in state parks, although there are exceptions. Visit the DEEP website for additional information on each state park. State Park d Ol C A N T E R B U R Y Allowed uses generally include forestry practices, hunting and trapping, camping, and most state park uses. Generally distinguished from state parks for their permitted hunting activities. A few state forests, however, do not allow hunting. Visit the DEEP Wildlife for more information about hunting on state forest property. Fern M 9 Packer Pond Mill Bro ok LEGEND State Forest Downing R d lli Li VOLUNTOWN, CONNECTICUT Fry Brook 9th Academy St Green St Bennett St Perkins St St Hi gh te 4 Rou Mill Brook Rd 5th St Evans Pond own Rd Porter T le vil er k c Pa St es Jam St Rd Ann n bi o R 5th St cke Lo DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION PROPERTY Pachaug State Forest Pachaug State Forest R og go w a pY d
