Jacksonville Pond, Vermont
Jacksonville Pond is on a tributary of East Branch North River in Windham County, Vermont. Construction was completed in 1900. Its normal surface area is 17 acres. It is owned by Town Of Whitingham.
Jacksonville Pond is of earthen construction, stone, concrete. The core is concrete. The foundation is rock, soil. Its height is 14 feet with a length of 80 feet. Maximum discharge is 484 cubic feet per second. Its capacity is 130 acre feet. Normal storage is 75 acre feet. It drains an area of 5.34844 square miles.
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