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News  Freemans Pond Completed in 2013 (Brewster)

12/16/2019
  • Division of Ecological Restoration

Completed in 2013, the Freeman’s Pond project replaced an undersized culvert that restricted flow between Paine’s Creek and Freemans Pond on the southeast side of Route 6A in Brewster. The project improved tidal flow, benefitted over 20 acres of salt marsh and associated plant communities, fish and coastal bird species. The site has an active anadromous fish run for herring and brown trout.

Jones River before and after removal of the Elm Street Dam.
Freeman's Pond Restoration site

Images Top Left to Right Freeman's Pond Before, during and after culvert upgrade. Bottom Left to Right Freeman's Pond site this year.

  • Division of Ecological Restoration 

    DER restores and protects rivers, wetlands, and watersheds in Massachusetts for the benefit of people and the environment.
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