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Norfolk

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Cornwall

Danbury

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Ashford

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Oxford

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Colchester

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Madison

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Coventry

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Shelton

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Burlington

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Waterbury

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Norwalk

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Sherman

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MassachusettsRhode Island

Towns withAquifer Protection Areas

Note: Towns in red have adoptedthe Final Aquifer Protection Areas

Base Map data was derived from U.S. Geological Survey Digital Line Graph data,edited by the Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection,

Massachusetts Wellhead Protection Areas are from MassGIS.

Rhode Island Wellhead Protection Areas are from RIGIS.This map may be reproduced provided credit is given to all contributing

agencies and the Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection.

This map represents the status of Aquifer Protection Area informationin the DEP digital database as of the date of this map.

CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION79 Elm StreetHartford, CT 06106

LegendLevel A Aquifer Protection Area (Final Adopted)Level A Aquifer Protection Area (Final)Level B Aquifer Protection Area (Preliminary)Massachusetts Wellhead Protection AreaMore information at www.mass.gov/deepRhode Island Wellhead Protection AreaMore information at www.dem.ri.gov

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This map was prepared by DEEP, Bureau of Water Protection and Land Reuse,

Tel: 860-424-3704The digital data used in this map is available from

www.ct.gov/deep/gisdata orDEEP Office of Information Management, 79 Elm Street

Hartford, CT, 06106-5127Tel: 860-424-3540 Fax: 860-424-4088

The inks on this map are not colorfast. Protect map from light and moisture.

North American Datum 1983, Lambert Conformal Conic Projection.

1:150,000

1 in = 12,500 ft

3.5 0 3.5 7 10.5 Miles

3.5 0 3.5 7 10.5 Kilometers

NOTE: This map shows Connecticut's Aquifer ProtectionAreas, as delineated through the Level A and Level BMapping Processes. Aquifer Protection Areas are delineatedfor active public water supply wells in stratified drift that servemore that 1000 people, in accordance with Sections 22a-354c and 22a-354z of the Connecticut General Statutes.Level B Mapping delineates a preliminary aquifer protectionarea, providing an estimate of the land area from which thewell draws its water. Level A Mapping delineates the finalAquifer Protection Area, which becomes the regulatoryboundary for land use controls designed to protect the wellfrom contamination. As Level A Mapping is completed foreach well field and approved by DEEP, it will replace theLevel B Mapping.Towns that have adopted the Aquifer Protection Areas at thelocal level and for which land use regulations are now inplace are designated by the solid red shading above and inred in the list of Towns with Aquifer Protection Areas.Wellhead protection areas in Massachusetts and RhodeIsland are shown for information purposes.

AvonBeacon FallsBerlinBethanyBethelBethlehemBoltonBristolBrookfieldBrooklynBurlingtonCanterburyCantonCheshireClintonColchesterCoventryCromwellDanburyDarienDerbyEast LymeEast WindsorEnfieldEssexFarmingtonGlastonburyGoshenGriswoldGuilfordHamdenKillinglyLedyardLitchfieldMadisonManchesterMansfieldMeridenMiddletownNaugatuck

New BritainNew HartfordNew MilfordNewtownNorth CanaanNorth HavenNorthStoningtonNorwalkOld SaybrookOxfordPlainfieldPlainvillePlymouthPortlandProspectPutnamRidgefieldRocky HillSalisburySeymourSheltonSimsburySouthburySouthingtonSpragueStamfordStoningtonThomastonThompsonTollandVernonWallingfordWatertownWestbrookWestonWestportWillingtonWiltonWoodbury

CONNECTICUT AQUIFER PROTECTION AREASBUREAU OF WATER PROTECTION AND LAND REUSE

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONSTATE OF CONNECTICUT

August 26, 2019