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Directions to Sudbury Reservoir (Boston) with public transportation
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These bus lines stop near Sudbury Reservoir: INCT, MLBHLN.
See Sudbury Reservoir, Boston, on the map
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Public Transit to Sudbury Reservoir in Boston
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Sudbury Reservoir Address: Acre Bridge Road, Southborough, MA 01772, USA street in Boston
Sudbury Reservoir
Sudbury ReservoirThe Sudbury Reservoir (2.02 square miles) is an emergency backup Boston metropolitan water reservoir located in Framingham, Marlborough, Southborough, and Westborough, Massachusetts. Nearly 5,000 acres (2,000 ha) in the Sudbury Reservoir watershed are administered by the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation as a limited-access public recreation area.The reservoir was first begun in 1878, as part of a system of reservoirs fed from the Sudbury River to supplement the Lake Cochituate system in Natick. Today's reservoir was created by excavation from 1894-1898, with construction undertaken in sections. It was begun by the City of Boston but completed by the newly formed Metropolitan Water Board (predecessor to the modern Massachusetts Water Resources Authority). All told, construction required moving about 4.5 million cubic yards of soil and boulders. Water began to fill the reservoir on February 8, 1897, with construction of the reservoir's new Sudbury Dam on the Stony Brook Branch of the Sudbury River completed later that year.When completed, the reservoir's surface area was 2.02 square miles (5.2 km2), its average depth was 17 feet (5.2 m) and maximum depth was 65 feet (20 m), and its capacity was 7.253 billion US gallons (27,460,000 m3). The reservoir was fed from the Wachusett Reservoir on the west by the Wachusett Aqueduct (1898), and by local streams. To improve the water quality of the local streams, filter beds were constructed adjacent to the reservoir. The reservoir's water was delivered to the Weston Reservoir to the east by the Weston Aqueduct (1901), or via a channel to the Framingham reservoirs and the Sudbury Aqueduct to the Chestnut Hill Reservoir.
In 1947 the obsolete Whitehall, Hopkinton, Ashland and Cochituate reservoirs became state parks, and in 1976 the entire Sudbury System was officially reclassified as an emergency water supply. Today only the Sudbury Reservoir and the Foss Reservoir (Framingham Reservoir No. 3) remain as reserve drinking water supplies with the Weston and Sudbury aqueuducts serving as reserve transmission. In an emergency the Sudbury and Foss reservoirs can be placed into service either as a primary source, as an alternate pass-through for Quabbin/Wachusett reservoir water in the event of a transmission problem blocking the normal transmission pathways, or as a supplemental source in a major drought. In all cases the water would be untreated and would likely require boiling for consumption.
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Attractions near Sudbury Reservoir
- Pine Point
- Broad Meadow Swamp
- Pine Island
- 911 Field
- Acre Bridge Road
- Southborough Recreation Field
- Waterview Terrace
- 134 Farm Rd
- A & B Auctions Inc
- Newton Island
- Aqueduct Sprinklers Systems
- 12 Waterview Ter
- 53 Farm Rd
- 167 Framingham Rd
- Town Line Restaurant Deli
- Pizza 19
- 174 Newton St
- building • M
- 167 Framingham Road
- State Farm Insurance
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