Rockfall topographic map

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Rockfall

Middlesex County was created on May 2, 1785, from Hartford and New Haven counties. The county was named for Middlesex, England. Middlesex County is in south-central Connecticut. It is bordered to the south by Long Island Sound and to the southwest by the Hammonasset River, and the Connecticut River bisects the county from north to south. Other waterways are the Menunketesuck River, the Moodus Reservoir, and Bashan Lake. The topography is mostly upland terrain, with river valleys and coastal lowlands. Parklands include Cockaponset State Forest, Meshomasic State Forest Preserve, and Hurd and Devil's Hopyard state parks.

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Name: Rockfall topographic map, elevation, terrain.

Location: Rockfall, Middlefield, Middlesex County, Connecticut, 06481, United States (41.51072 -72.71590 41.55072 -72.67590)

Average elevation: 246 ft

Minimum elevation: 33 ft

Maximum elevation: 528 ft

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