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Yantic River

 

 

Site Location:

Basic Information:

The Yantic River forms at the confluence of the Deep River, Sherman Brook, and Exeter Brook about 4 miles east of Colchester, Connecticut.

It runs for about 13 miles and flows and meets the united waters of the Quinnebaug and Shetucket at Norwich, where the waters of the three rivers fall with great rapidity, forming the Thames River.

The Yantic River is a popular whitewater paddling destination with a mix of quick water and Class I-III whitewater.

Type: River

Water Type:  Freshwater  

Length: 13 miles

Season:

Site Contact Information:

Site Coordinates:

Longitude 72.146553 º W  Latitude  41.54871 º N

Lebanon

Norwich

Preston - Shetucket and Thames River:

Longitude: 72.07870 º W  Latitude: 41.52195 º N

Bozrah

Location Maps:

Yantic River

 

East Section Of Yantic River

East Section Of Yantic River

 

West Section Of Yantic River

West Section Of Yantic River

 

USGS Quadrangles:

Driving Directions:

Directions Map: Google Map

ITouch Map: Yantic River

Boat Launch Information:

ADA Access:

Site Description:

Environment:

Additional Info:

USGS Water Gauge

Google Map Of The Entire River

Paddling The Yantic River:

Paddling The Yantic River

Yantic River - Fitchville to Norwich

Site History:

It is said that a party of Mohegan Indians plunged themselves down the Yantic falls when pursued by their foes, the Narragansetts.

 

 

 


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