Cotley River
The Cotley River is a small river in Taunton and Berkley, Massachusetts that is a tributary of the Taunton River. It flows approximately 5.8 miles (9.2 km) in a northwesterly direction from the southeast part of Taunton near Seekell Street to Barstows Pond near the village of East Taunton where it joins the Taunton River.[1]
The river is crossed twice in Berkley by Allen Frederick's active railroad line that was originally built as the Taunton and New Bedford Railroad in 1840.[2] It is now operated by CSX.
See also
- Taunton River Watershed
References
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- Assonet River
- Canoe River
- Cedar Swamp River
- Cocasset River
- Cotley River
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- Hockomock River
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- Quequechan River
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- Segreganset River
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- Town River
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- Winnetuxet River
- Assawompset Pond
- Assonet Bay
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- Lake Nippenicket
- Norton Reservoir
- Lake Mirimichi
- Lake Rico
- Lake Sabbatia
- Leach Pond
- Long Pond
- Pocksha Pond
- Somerset Reservoir
- Turnpike Lake
- Watson Pond
- Winnecunnet Pond
41°52′57.6″N 71°2′54.1″W / 41.882667°N 71.048361°W / 41.882667; -71.048361
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