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where does the Housatonic river in Connecticut originate and what is its base level?
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Ms. Sue
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Answered by
Rob
The Housatonic originates in the Berkshire mountains in western Massachusetts.
The city of Pittsfield, Massachusetts is where the East Branch, West Branch and Southwest Branches combine into a single "mainstem" river.
By base level, you mean lowest level? That would be 0' (Sea Level) at the mouth, where it empties into Long Island Sound.
More info can be found at hvatoday-dot-org
The city of Pittsfield, Massachusetts is where the East Branch, West Branch and Southwest Branches combine into a single "mainstem" river.
By base level, you mean lowest level? That would be 0' (Sea Level) at the mouth, where it empties into Long Island Sound.
More info can be found at hvatoday-dot-org
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