
Did a hike today starting from Mary Roth Drive and ending near Lake Riconda Drive. It was four miles, had some climbs but wasn't too strenuous, and had a few great views. A nice way to spend a...
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The Wanaque Reservoir, situated in northeastern Passaic County within the Boroughs of Ringwood and Wanaque, is a significant water body created by damming the Wanaque River and its tributaries. Spanning 2,310 acres and capable of holding 296 billion gallons of water, the reservoir was constructed between 1920 and 1928 and includes a complex of buildings and structures integral to its operation.
This reservoir complex features notable structures such as the Raymond Dam, Wolf Den Dam, and various gatehouses, along with an administration building and pump house. Together, these elements contribute to the functionality and historical significance of the Wanaque Reservoir within the northern New Jersey Passaic Watershed.
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Did a hike today starting from Mary Roth Drive and ending near Lake Riconda Drive. It was four miles, had some climbs but wasn't too strenuous, and had a few great views. A nice way to spend a...
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