An aerial view of the Missisquoi River delta (Quebec Ministry of Environment photo).
 
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Lamoille Basin
Missisquoi/Pike | Lamoille | Winooski | Otter/Lewis
Poultney-Mettawee | Boquet/AuSable | Saranac/Chazy | Grand Isle

Click here to view enlarged map as 529 KB PDF file. The Lamoille Basin includes the Upper, Lower and North Branches of the Lamoille River, Lee River, Browns River, and the shoreline areas from Malletts Bay to Hog Island. The Lamoille Basin Map [529 KB] shows the landforms in this basin.

Location: Vermont

Area Drained: 556,578 acres (225,244 hectares)

Length of Main Stems:
Lamoille River: 85 mi (137 km)

Highest Elevation in Basin: 4,393 ft (1339 m) This is Mt. Mansfield, the highest peak in Vermont!

Watershed and river groups in this basin include the Lamoille County Natural Resources Conservation District. For more information about activities near you, visit the watersheds links below.

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Lake Champlain Basin Program, 2004
Design: Nicole L. Ballinger (LCBP) | Maps: Northern Cartographic and LCBP