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Lake Morris
1,500,000 square foot lake formed by the Indian River. The river was first dam here in the year 1804 when General Morris formed a lake for settlement mills. "Scenic little impoundment sandwiched between two dams. Area recommended as a short day trip. Good bullhead fishing in back bay areas." (Quote from NYSDEC link below). Also good large mouth bass fishing near the eastern falls inlet and at middle elbow of the lake.
Deep clean waters with excellent fishing, swimming and small size boat use. Lots of municipal forest land along pristine shorelines on east side of waterway to give it both an Adirondack feel and Thousand Islands look. The waterways western side was both village waterfront homes and wooded shores.
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Lake Information:
http://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/55733.html
| Frequently Asked Questions |
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| Jet Skis: |
Are they permitted? Don't know. Village has public hand launch areas for canoes and small motor boats. |
| Swimming: |
Can you swim in the lake? Yes, good clean waters for swimming. |
| Water Quality? |
The flow of the Indian River keeps the waters very clean, also near the river's headwaters |
| Boat Docks: |
Are they permitted? Yes |
| Power Boats: |
Are they permitted? Yes, mostly small power boats for fishing. |
| Depth of Lake: |
About 30 feet deep in middle |
| Nearby Cities: |
10 miles to Fort Drum or Gouverneur, 15 miles to Watertown, NY. Antwerp 1/4 mile away. |
| Nearest Airport: |
Watertown, NY airport 15 miles. Syracuse, NY airport 80 miles. |
| Building Restrictions: |
Not many restrictions, some simple deed rules and a few village rules. |
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