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Old 10-06-2008, 01:02 PM   #11
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Default Lakeport 'Cleft'

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Originally Posted by tis View Post
LOL, Broadhopper! Eons ago was much longer than many moons ago, huh? I like that. Actually on my family's property, you can tell where the water used to go when it was higher. It was much higher. I have always wondered when exactly that was. I think it was in the late 1800s or early 1900s. Do you know? And when was many moons when it was much lower?
The book says it was prehistoric. Possible after the last Ice Age. The White Oaks section of the Weirs was an island. As the the old lake shore railroad bed between Glendale and Lakeport area was underwater. Merrymeeting River section was the outflow into the ocean.

There is a thread posted as to when the Lakeport dam was built. I believe it was built by the Lowell Mass. mill owners to make sure there was a constant supply of water.
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