• Selected Maps
• Interactive Map

The Watershed

Eagleville Brook is typical of urban stream syndrome, a complex and synergistic combination of hydrologic alteration and multiple pollutant stressors. The Brook is included on the 2008 list of Connecticut waterbodies not meeting water quality standards based on very low aquatic life use support scores, the causes of which are cited as “unknown.” The Brook has a 2.4 square mile drainage area and flows to an impoundment of the Willimantic River, a tributary of the Thames River basin, which encompasses much of the eastern third of the state. The Eagleville watershed drains a large portion of the University of Connecticut, and for long stretches in the upper part of the watershed the brook is piped underground beneath the campus.

Selected Maps

Below are links to single factor, pdf maps showing key information about the watershed. More data layers and maps are available on the interactive map.

	Hydrography	view map (3Mb)	map information
	Imagery	view map (3Mb)	map information
	Impervious Cover	view map (3Mb)	map information
	Land Cover	view map (3Mb)	map information
	Parcels and Zoning	view map (1Mb)	map information
	Topography	view map (7Mb)	map information

Interactive Web Map

The interactive map includes many of the map layers (land cover, impervious surfaces, hydrography, parcels and zoning, topography, aerial imagery) used in the project in a dynamic viewer that allows you to turn on and off different layers, zoom in and out and more. Check it out.

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