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- About the Park -
History of the Pequonnock River Valley ~~
(Map)
Trumbull Historical Society - detailed history of the valley (very informative)
The Pequonnock Valley
Interactive map of Trumbull trail area features zoomable (flash-authored) map overlays from 4 different eras and (pop-up) location-specific photos.
Super Close Up Topographical Map of the Valley
You can zoom in even closer if you want.
TIP: Clicking on the spinning globe hides the Legend/Controller.
Map of Hunting Area at Pequonnock Valley
Exercise Caution -- Wear bright colors!!
GoogleEarth Flyover of Pequonnock River Valley Park
A short slide show (GoogleEarth App is NOT needed to view pics...)
The Regional Rail Tral Project (with map)
A concept to develop an approximate 15-mile interconnected multi-use trail for bicyclists and pedestrians from Bridgeport to Newtown.
Pequonnock River
(Wikipedia)
Pequonnock River Initiative: Watershed Info | Watershed Map
During the summer of 2010, the Pequonnock River Initiative (PRI) was formed as a partnership between the City of Bridgeport and the towns of Monroe and Trumbull to develop a watershed plan for the Pequonnock River watershed.
Pot Hunting, Looting, at the Indian Ledge Site
In 1992, a statement regarding the destruction of prehistoric remains excavated in the Indian Ledges area was issued to the local papers by the State Archaeologist's office . The story was picked up by the Bridgeport Post and placed conspicuously on the front page. (Full Story on Page 87 )
BULLETIN OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF CONNECTICUT - NUMBER 55 - 1992
- Stewardship of Nearby Parks -
Fairfield County NEMBA
A more localized chapter of the New England Mountain Bike Association focusing on trail advocacy and enhancing the trail experience for local mountain bikers. Includes a comprehensive Trail Map Guide of Fairfield County Mountain Biking Spots.
CTNEMBA
The Connecticut chapter of the New England Mountain Bike Association
promotes trail advocacy and trail access for mountain bikers in New England.
Friends of the Mianus River Park
An informal stewardship group formed to monitor, protect and improve the condition of Mianus River Park in Connecticut.
Shelton Trails
Hiking, Biking and Conservation in Shelton, Connecticut
West Rock
Hiking, Biking and Conservation at West Rock Park New Haven, Connecticut
Aspetuck Land Trust
A non-profit Connecticut Corporation devoted to preserving open space and the natural resources of Easton, Fairfield, Weston and Westport for the benefit of the public.
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