Depth Charts of Vermont Lakes and Ponds
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Private Ponds
Private ponds are defined as ponds owned by one person or entity and located entirely on the owner's property. If natural, they may be up to 20 acres in size. Artificial private ponds may be any size (10 V.S.A. Section 5210). Vermont has hundreds of small ponds, many of which provide a great habitat for plants, animals, and people.
Lakeshores and Lake Wise
Vermont Lake Wise Program
Take the right path to protect your lake and
Earn the Lake Wise Award
For Shoreland Permits visit the Shoreland Permitting page
Aquatic Invasive Species Program
The Vermont Aquatic Invasive Species Program, or Aquatic Nuisance Control Program as stated in the Vermont State Legislature (10 V.S.A.
Lakes and Ponds Permitting
Lakes Monitoring and Data
Monitoring
The Lakes and Ponds Program hosts a variety of monitoring programs to study long-term water quality, habitat, climate, and other ecological trends on Vermont’s lakes and ponds.
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