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Lake Waramaug

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430:. The agreement limits motor boat traffic on the lake, and requires inspection of all boats for invasive aquatic plant species prior to launching. Plans for the new boat launch were developed in 2006, and the new facility was opened in 2008. In 2010, the Town of Washington separately completed major reconstruction of the adjacent, Hitherto Forlorn Town Beach at Lake Waramaug, which may be used only by Washington residents and their guests. New parking areas were constructed, new fencing and landscaping were installed, and a new boathouse with a caretaker's apartment was constructed. 52: 31: 59: 299:
The bottom materials on steep side slopes of the lake consist primarily of gravel, cobbles, and boulders, whereas the flatter areas consist primarily of sand, mud, and organic muck. The watershed of the lake is 14.4 square miles (9,216 acres (37 km)). Approximately 74 percent (6,820 acres
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Although natural in origin, the surface elevation of the lake has been raised by a small concrete and masonry dam. The surface area of the lake is approximately 656 acres (2.7 km). The lake has a maximum depth of 40 feet (12 m), an average depth of 22 feet (7 m), and contains
300:(28 km)) of the watershed is forested. Wetlands and water bodies comprise approximately 10 percent (922 acres (3.7 km)) of the watershed, while the remaining 16 percent (1,474 acres (6 km)) of the area is low-density residential housing and commercial and agricultural land. 310:
An aquatic survey of Waramaug Lake was published in 1987. The survey found aquatic vegetation to be relatively sparse, with only localized growths of emergent and submergent species along the shorelines and shallows of the lake. Aquatic species observed include Robbins pondweed
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approximately 4.8 billion US gallons (18,000,000 m) of water. The lake is fed by Sucker Brook (Lake Waramaug Brook), numerous small streams, and groundwater that enters through the lake bottom. Drainage from Waramaug Lake flows southward into the
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The shoreline development of Lake Waramaug is moderate and includes houses, seasonal cottages, and boat houses, with few commercial establishments. Public access to the lake is available only within
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to reconstruct and expand the town's boat launch at Lake Waramaug, and to permit 20 launchings per day by non-residents in exchange for the DEP agreeing not to construct a new boat launch at
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Connecticut DEP, 1999, Connecticut Boating Safety Enforcement Manual 1999 - Statutes and Regulations.
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State Board of Fisheries and Game, 1959, A Fishery Survey of the Lakes and Ponds of Connecticut.
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An Electrofishing Survey of Selected Connecticut Lakes. Jacobs, R.P. and O'Donnell, E.B., 1996,
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is a 656-acre (265 ha) lake occupying parts of the towns of
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Lake panoramics of fall foliage including Lake Waramaug
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The fish species observed in Waramaug Lake include
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Natural lake in Warren & Washington, Connecticut
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The lake is named after 821:Cycling around lake video 806:Lake Waramaug Association 201:1.75 miles (2.82 km) 121:41.6977611°N 73.3621928°W 45: 28: 620:"Waramaug Lake (2 of 2)" 595:"Waramaug Lake (1 of 2)" 428:Lake Waramaug State Park 305:Lake Waramaug State Park 1526:Washington, Connecticut 209:656 acres (265 ha) 193:2.4 miles (3.9 km) 126:41.6977611; -73.3621928 71:Location in Connecticut 320:Ceratophyllum demersum 243:692 feet (211 m) 217:22.1 feet (6.7 m) 1369:Mansfield Hollow Lake 444:debut eponymous album 364:Potamogeton gramineus 335:), yellow-pond lily ( 323:), white-water lily ( 314:Potamogeton robbinsii 1546:Lakes of Connecticut 358:Potamogeton foliosus 1521:Warren, Connecticut 885:East Aspetuck River 355:), leafy pondweed ( 349:), bushy pondweed ( 332:Sagittaria graminea 294:East Aspetuck River 231:Residence time 225:40 feet (12 m) 180:East Aspetuck River 117: /  35:Lake Waramaug with 1379:West Thompson Lake 458:Elijah Blue Allman 434:In popular culture 420:Town of Washington 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Mount Bushnell
Lake Waramaug is located in Connecticut
Warren
Washington
Connecticut
41°41′52″N 73°21′44″W / 41.6977611°N 73.3621928°W / 41.6977611; -73.3621928
Type
Natural lake
Chief Waramaug
Primary inflows
Primary outflows
East Aspetuck River
Residence time
Kent
Warren
Washington
Litchfield County, Connecticut
Danbury
Chief Waramaug
East Aspetuck River
Lake Waramaug State Park
Potamogeton robbinsii
Ceratophyllum demersum
Nymphaea odorata
Sagittaria graminea
Nuphar variegatum
spike rush
Najas flexilis
Potamogeton foliosus

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