Lamoille River

Lamoille River in Wolcott

The Lamoille River is a tributary of Lake Champlain in the U.S. state of Vermont.

River

It has its origin in the Green Mountains in the small lake Horse Pond. From there it flows in a predominantly westerly direction through Vermont. He happened following locations: Hardwick, Wolcott, Morrisville, Johnson, Jeffersonville, Cambridge, Fairfax and Milton. Larger tributaries are Gihon River and North Branch Lamoille River - both from the right. Located along the river the reservoirs Lamoille River Reservoir, Lake Lamoille and Arrowhead Mountain Lake. The Lamoille River flows after 136 km north of Malletts Bay, Lake Champlain. Its catchment area covers 1807 km ².

Tributaries

The most important tributaries of the Lamoille River in the downstream direction with the face of their catchment areas:

• Wild Branch (100 km ², right)
• Green River (56 km ², right)
• Gihon River (169 km ², right)
• North Branch Lamoille River (95 km ², right)
• Brewster River (54 km ², left)
• Seymour River (54 km ², left)
• Browns River (236 km ², left)

Covered Bridges

On the river there are the following covered bridges:

• Fisher Covered Railroad Bridge
• Grist Mill Covered Bridge
• Poland Covered Bridge