Overview
The Connecticut is New England’s longest River, running 410-miles from the Quebec-New Hampshire border, through 4 states, before emptying into Long Island Sound. The name was derived from the Native American Pequot word “quinetucket,” which means “long tidal river.” The Connecticut River provides 70% of the fresh water entering Long Island Sound, meaning activities within the watershed area have a significant influence on the health of Long Island Sound. Join Canoemobile and experience this arterial waterway like never before!
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