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Use and Economic Importance of the West Branch of the Farmington River
trail ; river ; economic ; public ; recreation ; tourism ; boat ; float ; angler ; fish ; management ; connecticut
This report presents the results of a comprehensive study of the recreation users, use and economic benefits, economic impact on towns, and effects on nearby property values of the 14-mile Wild and Scenic segment of the West Branch of the Farmington River in west central Connecticut.
Term: Report Thesaurus: RTCA Resource Types
Name:Rivers, Trails, and Conservation Assistance Program
Code: RTCA
Code: RTCA
pdf
942216
Name:Roger L. Moore
Role:Author
Affiliation:North Carolina State University
Role:Author
Affiliation:North Carolina State University
Name:Christos Siderelis
Role:Author
Affiliation:North Carolina State University;
Role:Author
Affiliation:North Carolina State University;
Name:Administrator
Role:Original NPS Focus Uploader
Affiliation:
Role:Original NPS Focus Uploader
Affiliation:
Organization: American Rivers
Role: Publisher
Role: Publisher
Organization: Rivers, Trails, and Conservation Assistance
Role: Publisher
Role: Publisher
pdf document
01/01/2001
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12/30/2002
North Carolina State University
pdf document 90 pages
Public domain
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Name: Legacy NPS Focus Record ID ID: 499081
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