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1793:Hudson River
1765:Oyster River
1750:Mystic River
1740:Mianus River
1735:Indian River
1694:Yantic River
1684:Thames River
1649:Moosup River
1639:Little River
1629:French River
1614:Fenton River
1604:Beaver Brook
1599:Basset Brook
1590:Thames River
1403:
1355:Salmon River
1350:Podunk River
1330:Nepaug River
1315:Jeremy River
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347:Steele Brook
134:Beacon Falls
1990:Bantam Lake
1982:Connecticut
1921:Still River
1906:Rocky River
1868:Connecticut
1859:Tributaries
1715:Byram River
1429:Still River
1414:Rocky River
1295:Falls River
565:brown trout
557:brook trout
549:Salmo salar
506:Salmo salar
373:Connecticut
314:Tributaries
286: /
274:073°04′50″W
208: /
196:073°07′00″W
82:Connecticut
43:Native name
2082:Categories
2063:Lake Onota
2035:Twin Lakes
1725:Farm River
1720:Cove River
1544:Watershed)
1527:West River
1517:Mill River
1483:Wood River
1456:Watershed)
1340:Park River
1285:Duck River
1135:2014-11-02
1088:2014-11-02
1063:2014-11-02
1014:2023-07-18
989:2023-07-18
843:2014-11-03
733:2014-11-02
670:References
609:Litchfield
597:Housatonic
593:Farmington
510:anadromous
495:phthalates
447:Winchester
443:Torrington
413:Algonquian
271:41°18′49″N
193:41°47′49″N
110:Litchfield
106:Torrington
2053:Lake Buel
2030:Lake Zoar
1995:Burr Pond
1891:Mad River
1851:Watershed
1795:Watershed
1634:Hop River
1592:Watershed
1568:Watershed
1399:Mad River
1372:Watershed
1263:Watershed
1228:Ash Creek
984:0362-4331
613:Naugatuck
605:Harwinton
463:Thomaston
417:Wappinger
401:reservoir
393:Thomaston
371:state of
333:Mad River
130:Naugatuck
126:Waterbury
122:Watertown
118:Thomaston
114:Harwinton
55:Algonquin
48:Neggutuck
1129:Archived
1082:Archived
1057:Archived
1034:Archived
871:24 March
793:Archived
642:See also
553:salmonid
411:Various
63:Location
625:Seymour
522:alewife
426:English
407:History
367:in the
142:Ansonia
138:Seymour
68:Country
1703:Others
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161:Source
102:Cities
88:Region
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1973:Lakes
621:trout
471:Derby
431:brass
365:river
236:Mouth
146:Derby
78:State
980:ISSN
873:2016
722:ISBN
692:ISBN
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