Adirondack Trivia

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**Adirondack Park Acreage Totals as of August 2000**
Ownership	Acreage	Percent of Total
Private	3,010226	51.7%
State	2,475,340	42.5%
Water	334,545	5.8%
Total	5,820,111	100.0%

Adirondack Park Acreage Totals as of August 2000

Ownership

Acreage

Percent
of Total

Private

3,010226

51.7%

State

2,475,340

42.5%

Water

334,545

5.8%

Total

5,820,111

100.0%

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National Association of Realtors Statistic
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California Association of Realtors Statistic

Lake Champlain covers an area of 435 square miles (excluding the areas of more than 50 islands) within an 8,234-square-mile drainage basin, 56 percent of which lies in Vermont, 37 percent in New York, and 7 percent in Quebec. Lake Champlain's physical characteristics vary markedly moving from south to north; the entire waterbody is commonly divided into five distinct regions:

South Lake is shallow with riverine characteristics. It shows infestations of exotic Eurasian milfoil and water chestnuts, creating marshlike conditions.

Broad Lake is relatively narrow, but contains deep water up to 400 feet.

Malletts Bay lies to the southeast of Grand Isle near Burlington, Vermont, and displays a pattern of restricted circulation.

The Inland Sea (also called the Northeast Arm) lies in the area around St. Albans, Vermont, and contains numerous small islands.

Missisquoi Bay extends from the delta of the Missisquoi River north into the province of Quebec. Like the South Lake, it is shallow with luxuriant growths of water plants accentuating its marsh like qualities.