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Ten Mile River Watershed, Massachusetts, USA

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June Events.

The Ten Mile River Watershed Council has been busy the last few months cleaning up the watershed. June is a time to relax and enjoy the work that we've been doing. On june 2, we will be leading a relaxing paddle on Central Pond. We will meet on the bridge between Central Pond and Turner Reservoir on route 152 on the Seekonk/East Providence border at 11 am. We will explore some coves and the historic marker known as Thumb Rock. We will get out of the boats and walk a short wooded trail. There are a limited number of boats for rent. To register, email ktggroup@aol.com.

   On june 17, we will be hosting our Father's Day Paddle. We will meet at the Pawtucket Country Club at 10:00 am for registration. We will paddle along the Ten Mile River into Central Pond. After the paddle, we will enjoy refreshments at Kim Rock Field in East Providence. A limited number of boats are available for rent. To register, email ktggroup@aol.com.

  We will hold our third annual Summer Solstice Hike on june 20 at Seekonk Meadows. We will meet at Seekonk Library at 6:15 pm for registration and the hike will begin promptly at 6:30. We will walk a little known trail through Seekonk Meadows and the Charles Mararian Farm. The trail offers good views of Gameno and Central Ponds and some cellar holes being taken over by forest. This walk is just under two miles with some up and down, so wear sturdy shoes and bring water. As always, bug spray will be provided. For more information, email hiking@tenmileriver.net. For more information about the Ten Mile River Watershed Council, visit www.tenmileriver.net.  

Posted by Benjamin Cote on May 29, 2012 at 9:25am

The Ten Mile River Watershed: A Walk Through Time

Don Doucette recently delivered a slide presentation on the history, geography, and natural features of the Ten Mile River Watershed at the annual meeting of the Attleboro Land Trust. Don's presentation included many old postcards with views of the watershed dating back to the early twentieth century. The local cable provider AACS recorded Don's presentation and it can be viewed here.

Posted by Charles Adler on November 23, 2011 at 9:00pm

Ten Mile River Watershed

This Google map is a collaborative project to document the Ten Mile River watershed and its tributaries and ponds with photos. Clicking on any of the blue teardrop-shaped markers will reveal of photo from that location. If you have photos of the river or any nearby wildlife or plant life, please feel free to add them. (Further instructions will be added here.)
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