Connecticut River

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The Connecticut River is the longest river in New England, flowing south from the U.S.-Canada border through four states before emptying into Long Island Sound.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
basinIncludesState Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
continent North America
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dischargesInto Atlantic Ocean via Long Island Sound
drainageBasin Connecticut River watershed
emptiesInto Long Island Sound
flowsDirection generally south
flowsThrough Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
formsBorderBetween New Hampshire and Vermont
hasBridge Founders Bridge in Hartford
Memorial Bridge between Springfield and West Springfield
hasCityOnRiver Brattleboro, Vermont
Hartford
Holyoke, Massachusetts NERFINISHED
Middletown, Connecticut, United States
surface form: Middletown, Connecticut

Springfield, Massachusetts
Windsor, Vermont
hasEstuary Connecticut River self-linksurface differs
surface form: Connecticut River estuary at Old Saybrook, Connecticut
hasHistoricalSignificance important for early New England settlement and trade
hasProtectedArea Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge
length approximately 410 miles
approximately 660 kilometers
locatedIn New England
longestRiverIn New England
majorTributary Ashuelot River
Deerfield River
Farmington River
Millers River
Westfield River
White River
mouth Long Island Sound
mouthCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
notableFor being the longest river in New England
passesThrough Pioneer Valley
surface form: Connecticut River Valley
region Northeastern United States
sourceCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
sourceLocation Fourth Connecticut Lake, New Hampshire
sourceRegion U.S.-Canada border area in northern New Hampshire
usedFor hydroelectric power
navigation in lower reaches
recreation

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U.S. Route 5 follows Connecticut River
U.S. Route 5 namedAfter Connecticut River
this entity surface form: Connecticut River (indirectly, by alignment)
Forest Park locatedNear Connecticut River
subject surface form: Forest Park (Springfield, Massachusetts)
Windsor County, Vermont traversedByRiver Connecticut River
Barnet, Vermont, United States locatedOnRiver Connecticut River
subject surface form: Barnet, Vermont
Hartford riverfront locatedOnWaterbody Connecticut River
Hartford riverfront hasView Connecticut River
Long Mountain hasViewOf Connecticut River
subject surface form: Long Mountain (Massachusetts)
Greenfield, Massachusetts, United States locatedNearRiver Connecticut River
subject surface form: Greenfield, Massachusetts
Wells River, Vermont, United States locatedOnRiver Connecticut River
subject surface form: Wells River, Vermont
Middletown locatedOnRiver Connecticut River
subject surface form: Middletown, Connecticut
Turners Falls, Massachusetts locatedOnRiver Connecticut River
Gill, Massachusetts locatedOn Connecticut River
CSC near Connecticut River
subject surface form: Connecticut Science Center
Charter Oak Monument near Connecticut River
Middletown, Connecticut, United States locatedOnRiver Connecticut River
subject surface form: Middletown, Connecticut
U.S. Route 4 crossesRiver Connecticut River
Wethersfield, Connecticut locatedOnRiver Connecticut River
Mount Norwottuck hasViewOf Connecticut River
Springfield locatedOn Connecticut River
subject surface form: Springfield, Massachusetts
Springfield river Connecticut River
subject surface form: Springfield, Massachusetts
Springfield borderedByRiver Connecticut River
subject surface form: Springfield, Massachusetts
South End of Hartford adjacentTo Connecticut River
Pocumtuck Valley traversedBy Connecticut River
Hinsdale, New Hampshire locatedOnRiver Connecticut River
East Hartford, Connecticut, United States hasRiver Connecticut River
subject surface form: East Hartford, Connecticut
Mount Holyoke hasViewOf Connecticut River
Mount Holyoke overlooks Connecticut River
Sunderland, Massachusetts river Connecticut River
Bellows Falls Amtrak station adjacentTo Connecticut River
Bellows Falls Canal locatedOnWaterway Connecticut River
Bellows Falls Canal watercourse Connecticut River
Bellows Falls Dam locatedOnRiver Connecticut River
Bellows Falls Dam riverCrosses Connecticut River
Bellows Falls Dam watercourse Connecticut River
Easthampton, Massachusetts locatedNear Connecticut River
Connecticut Route 4 crosses Connecticut River
Agawam, Massachusetts locatedOnRiver Connecticut River
Connecticut River watershed drainsInto Connecticut River
Connecticut River watershed namedAfter Connecticut River
Connecticut River watershed hasMajorRiver Connecticut River
Memorial Bridge between Springfield and West Springfield crosses Connecticut River
subject surface form: Memorial Bridge (Springfield–West Springfield)
Memorial Bridge between Springfield and West Springfield spans Connecticut River
subject surface form: Memorial Bridge (Springfield–West Springfield)