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Lamoille River Watershed and Tributaries Information

Lamoille River Basin Water Quality Management Plan
The Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation's (DEC) Basin Planning Process for the Lamoille River drainage area began in 2003. The underlying objective of the Vermont Basin Planning Process is to protect the high quality surface waters of the basin and to restore those waters that do not meet the Vermont Water Quality Standards. DEC is working in a collaborative fashion with other state, federal, non-profit and volunteer organizations as well as local residents for input, funding, technical assistance, and public education for various water quality improvement projects identified through the watershed planning process.
www.vtwaterquality.org/planning/htm/pl_lamoille.htm

EPA Assessment Data for Vermont, Lamoille Watershed, Year 2002
The 2002 National Assessment Database summarizes information submitted electronically by states in 2002. This is EPA's first-ever interactive summary of state-reported water quality information. It allows you to view assessments of individual waterbodies. It presents data in a format designed for quick reference by water quality professionals and those familiar with water quality reporting. EPA will continue to work to improve electronic reporting for the 2004 cycle and beyond.

Go to EPA Home site> Search Using National Assessment Database
By State> Vermont
By Watershed> Lamoille
By Waterbody http://iaspub.epa.gov/tmdl/w305b_report_v2.huc?p_huc=02010005&p_state=VT

Lower Lamoille River History Booklet
Written by Jeff Fellinger for the Vermont Natural Resources Council, 2000. Gives and excellent history of the lower Lamoille River with references to the Peterson Dam. To download this publication in pdf form, click here.
www.vnrc.org/article/view/5428/1/615

Lamoille River Photo Gallery
Photos of the Upper and Mid Lamoille Watershed. Photos in gallery may be reprinted and altered for educational purposes only. All other uses must have permission from LCNRCD and credited to Kimberly Komer.