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Lower Bolton Lake in Connecticut is known by many names
including, Cedar Swamp Pond, Quarryville Pond, and Willimantic Reservoir.
This beautiful Connecticut lake is located in the towns of Bolton and
Vernon in the north-central part of the state, about 14 miles east of
Hartford, Connecticut. It is the lower portion of a 3-lake chain called
the Bolton Lakes.
The surface area of the lake is 176 acres and has a maximum depth of
almost 20 feet.
Boaters at Bolton Lake can find access to the water at a state owned
boat launch next to the dam. The launch area has a paved ramp and a
parking lot for 50 cars (as well as chemical toilets (depending on the
seasonal)). Lake regulations limit the use of motorboats to those of
6 horse power or less.
Anglers have plenty to be pleased about with regard to Lower Bolton
Lake. The game fish found here in the lake include largemouth bass,
yellow perch and sunfish.
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