Brentwood / Derry / Raymond / Exeter / Kingston / Sandown / Chester / Danville / Fremont / Kensington / Exeter and Little Rivers / /
Company
Town / Selectmen / DES / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Business Partnership / Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Court Street Bridge / Dam Bureau / Great Dam / University of New Hampshire / Colcord Dam / The Mill / Degrading plant / /
IndustryTerm
state law / chemical and biological sampling results / Chemical and biological water quality data / chemical parameters / chemical monitoring / Chemical properties / automated impoundment level monitoring equipment / /
NaturalFeature
Great Bay / Hampton waterfall / Little river / Exeter River / Derry waterfall / Candia waterfall / Epping waterfall / Gulf of Maine / Hampstead waterfall / /
Organization
DES Dam Bureau for the Lake Level Investigation / Exeter Department of Public Works / Exeter River Study Committee / Exeter River Local Advisory Committee / Phillips Exeter Academy / Exeter Board of Selectmen / Sewer Advisory Committee / Rockingham Planning Commission / Planning Board / Dam Bureau / UN Court / University of New Hampshire / Water and Sewer Advisory Committee / DES Dam Bureau / Conservation Commission / /
Person
Wright-Pierce / Ted Diers / Theresa Walker / Steve Doyon / Sally Soule / Jennifer Perry / Natalie Landry / Lionel Ingram / / /
Position
consultant / Hampshire Governor / Engineer / contractor for watershed-based planning activities / chairman / Chair / water and sewer superintendent / the town engineer / the fire chief / and a representative / /
ProvinceOrState
Maine / Rockingham County / New / New Hampshire / /
Exeter River Watershed Program Status Report – August 2006 Why is the program needed? The Exeter River Watershed Program strives to balance all uses of the Exeter River through strong partnerships and decision-making b