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- Alburg, Vermont
- Burlington,
Vermont -- Vermont's largest city located on the east shore of .
- Charlotte,
VT
- Colchester, Vermont - Surounds
Malletts Bay - one of the most heavily used parts of Lake Champlain.
- Essex, New York
- Milton,
Vermont - Milton is nestled on the shores of Lake Champlain and is the northernmost
town in the most populous county in Vermont.
- Plattsburgh,
New York -- "The Lake City"
- Saint
Albans
- Shelburne, Vermont -
Encloses Shelburne Bay
- South
Burlington, VT is located in the mid-western part of the state on the shores of
beautiful Lake Champlain.
- Vergennes , the smallest city in the
USA. Not exactly on Lake Champlain but just a short float up the river.
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- Lake Champlain Paddlers' Trail
- Ever wonder what it would be like to paddle from
New York City to Canada? Robert Huszar dreamed it, did it and wrote about it in The Paddle to Canada: Lake
Champlain . "This then is my encounter with the lake, or more accurately, the
journal of my literary musings while waiting in my tent for the storms to clear."
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History |
- The Enigma of Benedict Arnold
- Check out Lake Champlain's namesake USS Lake Champlain .
- The
War on Lake Champlain - contains the contents of letters from the War of 1812,
including letters from Commodore Thomas MacDonough.
- Champlain Basin Glacial History -
Charlotte, The Vermont Whale
- Nathaniel Hawthorn visited Lake Champlain in 1835.
His observations are detailed in The Inland Port
, published in New-England Magazine No. 9, December, 1835. Quite amusing!
- Treasure
Hunting in the News --Lake Champlain is one of the most historic bodies of water in
North America, a place described by historian Ralph Narding Hill as a "silver dagger
from Canada to the heartland of the American colonies that forged the" destiny of
France and England in America, and of the United States.
- Lake Champlain
Maritime Museum --Come discover why Lake Champlain is perhaps the most historic body
of water in North America. Shipwrecks, artifacts and replica vessels help to tell the
story.
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- The
North Country Chamber of Comerce
- The Westport
Marina provides complete services and has a complete web site.
- Visit the North
Hero House! Walt Blasberg has remade this 100+ year old inn into the quintessential
country lake side resort. It should definitely be a stop on any cruise of the Lake
Champlain Inland Sea.
- The
Coast Guard Station Burlington now has a web site. Thomas R. Hall has pulled together
a nice collection of images and information that remind us of just how much the Coast
Guard does on Lake Champlain.
- Lake Champlain
Ferries has three convenient crossings: Grand Isle, VT - Plattsburgh, NY; Burlington,
VT - Port Kent, NY; Charlotte, VT - Essex, NY
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Boating
Courses, Boating Tips, Boating Safety, Boating Contests at www.boatsafe.com
- ESPN Sailing Program Schedule from Gary Jobson
- Around Alone
Second leg is just finishing up.
- BoatingLinks.com
claims to be "the most complete collection of Boating Links on the Internet"
- Visit the new Shore Sails Web Site!! Designed by Harborwatch!
- Mark Rosenstein's Sailing Club Page
- Planning a cruise. Here is a list of boat clubs.
- Ship sinks only minutes into its maiden voyage.
See the world's only warship from 1628 in the Vasa Museum , Stockholm, Sweden!
- Global Significant Wave Height Map
Ever want to know what was going on in the oceans around the world? This is the place to
go. Part of the oceanweather inc. website this
page gives you a daily updated map of wave heights and surface direction. Truly
fascinating. You can imagine a Cape Horn rounding and know what you would encounter today.
- Bill's
Lighthouse Getaway. As you may have surmised from our masthead and logo, here at
Harbor watch, we're quite keen on lighthouses. Here you'll find a goodly selection from
around the US, although Lake Champlain is conspicuously unrepresented.
- Mark Rosenstein's Sailing Page. A
huge compendium of links to other sailing resources. From One Designs to Maritime Museums,
Books to Regional Sailing Information. This page will keep you browsing for weeks - once
you've finished with our list of course.
- International
Society of Professional Yacht/Ship & Charter Brokers, Inc.
- These folks claim to have the most complete
collection of Boating Links on the Internet...
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