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Topo Map of Reservoirs in Bristol County, Massachusetts

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Reservoirs in Bristol County Massachusetts

Place USGS Topo Map
Acushnet River Reservoir New Bedford North
Ames Pond Brockton
Assonet River Reservoir Assonet
Barstows Pond Taunton
Big Bearhole Pond Snipatuit Pond
Bigney Pond Brockton
Bleachery Ponds Fall River
Cabot Pond Mansfield
Cards Pond (historical) Mansfield
Chartley Pond Norton
Cole River Pond Somerset
Copicut Reservoir Fall River East
Cornell Pond Fall River East
Dodgeville Pond Attleboro
Falls Pond Attleboro
Forge Pond Assonet
Forge River Reservoir Taunton
French Pond Brockton
Fulton Pond Mansfield
Greenwood Lake Attleboro
Hawes Pond New Bedford North
High Hill Reservoir New Bedford North
Hoppin Hill Reservoir Attleboro
Johnson Pond Taunton
Kingman Pond Mansfield
Lake Como Attleboro
Lake Sabbatia Taunton
Lewin Brook Pond Fall River
Luther Reservoir Attleboro
Manchester Pond Attleboro
Manchester Pond Attleboro
Manchester Pond Reservoir Attleboro
Meadow Brook Pond Norton
Mechanics Pond Attleboro
Milford Pond Somerset
Mill River Reservoir Taunton
Monte Pond Brockton
Morse Pond Brockton
Mount Hope Pond Fall River
Muddy Cove Pond Somerset
New Bedford Reservoir New Bedford North
New Pond Mansfield
Noquochoke Lake Fall River East
Norton Reservoir Norton
Orrs Pond Attleboro
Prospect Hill Pond Taunton
Robin Hollow Pond Pawtucket
Robinson Pond Wrentham
Segreganset River Reservoir Norton
Shad Factory Pond East Providence
Shovelshop Pond Brockton
Somerset Reservoir Somerset
Ten Mile River Reservoir Attleboro
Terry Brook Pond Assonet
Three Mile River Somerset
Tinkham Pond Marion
Turner Pond New Bedford North
Wading River Reservoir Attleboro
Warren Reservoir Somerset
Warren Upper Reservoir Somerset
Whiting Pond Attleboro

This is a list of all the reservoirs in Bristol County, Massachusetts. In some cases there are duplicate names so try to select the one you are looking for based on the USGS quad topo map name which is often a recognizable feature or town nearby.