Lake Champlain’s watershed is made up of many smaller watersheds that are defined by the numerous tributaries that flow into the major rivers that flow to Lake Champlain. Scientists …

Major tributary watersheds to Lake Champlain in New York State include the Ausable River (767 river miles), Saranac River (662 miles), Boquet River (532 miles), Mettawee River (390 miles) …

The Lake Champlain Watershed (8,234 square miles) drains the area between the Adirondack Mountains in northeastern New York State and the Green Mountains in northwestern Vermont. …

Interactive map application by NYSDEC using ArcGIS platform.

Regional and local watershed organizations help restore and protect the Basin’s waters and ultimately Lake Champlain. To learn more or get involved, search this map or the alphabetical …

Jan 9, 2023 · The Giant Map shows the entirety of the Lake Champlain Watershed, which extends as far south as Dorset, Vermont and as far north as Chambly, Quebec. A watershed is an area …

The total area of the Lake Champlain Basin is 8,234 square miles, a significantly large watershed relative to the Lake’s surface area. About 56% of the Basin is in Vermont, 37% in New York, …

Explore the abundant natural resources and rich history of the Lake Champlain Basin with these maps, figures, fact sheets and additional resources.

Meet the biggest, coolest tool for your school: the Giant Lake Champlain Map! An accurate and detailed 35′ x 25′ vinyl map of our watershed, the giant map is designed to be a spatial and …

Hyperlinked maps may be downloaded for free.