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Piscataqua

piscataqua_basinPiscataqua River Data:
Drainage area:

1,495 square miles
Rivers, Lakes, and Streams in the Piscataqua Watershed:
Bellamy River
Cocheco River
Great Bay
Great East Lake
Great Works River
Hampton Harbor
Kennebunk River
Mousam Lake
Mousam River
Oyster River
Piscatagua River
Salmon Falls River
Scuamscott River
Square Pond
Townhouse Pond
York River

piscataquaPiscataqua Watershed

The Piscataqua watershed is made up primarily of the Salmon Falls River, which forms the lower boundary between Maine and New Hampshire, and the Piscataqua River.

Overlooking the Salmon Falls River, South Berwick
(photo, Michael Richard)

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Local Organizations – Piscataqua Watersheds
Kennebunk Conservation Commission
1 Summer St.
Kennebunk, ME 04043
207-985-4686

Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve
342 Laudholm Farm Road
207-646-1555
info@wellsreserve.org
www.wellsreserve.org


Spruce Creek Association
Post Office Box 53
Kittery, Maine 03904
Email: info@sprucecreekassociation.org
www.sprucecreekassociation.org

York Rivers Association

Post Office Box 1106
York Harbor, Maine 03911-1106
info@yorkrivers.org
www.yorkrivers.org

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Rivers in the News

Benton’s alewife festival celebrates resurgence of fish

Benton’s alewife festival celebrates resurgence of fish

2019 Alewife Trail Map

November 6: Vote Like A Sturgeon!

VOTE LIKE A STURGEON

Connecting Rivers, Fish and People- by Bike

Connecting Rivers, Fish & People By Alicia Pulsifer Heyburn

Advocating for Free Flowing Rivers

Hundreds of years ago, before the first European settlers came to Maine, the region looked very different.
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Maine River Restoration Successes

We celebrate river restoration achievements across the state. Read More

Restoring Native Fish to Our Rivers

We work to restore native fish populations to rivers throughout Maine. Read more

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P.O. Box 782
Yarmouth, ME 04096
Phone: 207-847-9277

Email: contact@mainerivers.org

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