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Locust Pond is a lake that was formed in 1954 by the creation of the Locust Pond Dam on Locust Brook, which flows from the Locust Pond to the larger Merrimack River. Locust Pond is considered a lake because Mass Regs (310 CMR 10.04) state that a lake is ?any open body of fresh water with a surface area of ten acres or more, and shall include great ponds. The site is bordered by Locust Avenue and light residential development to the northwest, and Route 3 to the southwest. The other half of the perimeter is bordered by dense development. The pond is mostly open water with no emergent marsh development. The upland is all forested. The habitat quality of this site is limited by the development surrounding it, however, it should provide at least transient habitat for aquatic mammals such as beaver, otter, and mink, and many of the upland mammals and migratory songbirds of forested habitats.
- Col Tyng
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Why not stop by Locust Pond if you're passing through these parts. For the period of the warm days of summer at Locust Pond highs are ordinarily in the 70's with overnight lows in the 50's. Daytime highs throughout the wintertime are in the 30's; winter nights come with lows in the 10's to Locust Pond. You can never get enough of the nice skiing at McIntyre, and get soaked paddling on Merrimack River. The high level of rain makes Locust Pond a rather wet place;
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| | during November this area sees the most rain; September is when it's the driest. This lake is so wonderful. A golf course right next door to Locust Pond is Green Meadow Golf Club, as expected you could also explore Mascuppic Lake if you're here; it's not far at all. Whitewater paddling is perfect on Concord River; why not go to Locust Pond Dam while you're here. Dry warm beds await you at Red Roof Inn Nashua; camping at Tynsborough Campground is always a perfect | |
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experience. This lake is so wonderful. From Locust Pond you obtain a nice vista of Abrams Hill, and probably you're looking for nearby lakes? Sure, Althea Lake is just a very short distance away. A quick spree to Bridge Meadow
Brook near Locust Pond is a pleasant idea; if you need a spot to stay Radisson Hotel Nashua is a delightful choice. Any time is a perfect time at Locust Pond if you like the outdoors. The cheerful people of Manchester-Nashua like
to hang out nearby; camping is available at Tyngsboro Campground. Really pleasant skiing awaits you at Bradford.
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Coordinates: Latitude: 42.69 Longitude: -71.435
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| These outdoors activities are available near Locust Pond. |
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| | Ski Areas Near Locust Pond:
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McIntyre, New Hampshire, 16 miles away 300 vertical feet |
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Bradford, Massachusetts, 26 miles away 300 vertical feet |
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| | Whitewater Near Locust Pond:
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Concord River, Middlesex CountyCounty, 10 miles away Class III+(IV) - 1.5 miles long (Close to Lowell) |
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Merrimack River, Hillsborough CountyCounty, 14 miles away Class I-II+(III) - 5.3 miles long (Amoskeag Falls to Goffs Falls) |
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Assabet River, Middlesex/Worcester CountyCounty, 15 miles away Class I-II - 1.5 miles long (Route 117 to Route 62) |
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