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Images below come from a wide variety of USGS science activities in the Northeast Region. Science Center staff showcase what we do, who we are, and where we work conducting science that inform decision makers and addresses societal needs. 

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Gatehouse for the raw drinking water-intake at Flints (Sandy) Pond in Lincoln, Massachusetts
Water supply reservoir and water treatment plant intake gatehouse, Flints Pond, Lincoln, Massachusetts
Water supply reservoir and water treatment plant intake gatehouse, Flints Pond, Lincoln, Massachusetts
USGS boat sitting on a river with trees on bank
USGS boat on Hudson River
USGS boat on Hudson River
USGS boat on Hudson River

USGS scientist in a boat on the Hudson River

rocks and boulders in a stream in a forest
Onondaga Lake basin model
Onondaga Lake basin model
Onondaga Lake basin model

Rural land type simulated by the Onondaga Lake basin model

Image: Snow Falls - Maine
Snow Falls - Maine
Snow Falls - Maine
Snow Falls - Maine

As the Little Androscoggin River flows through western Maine it eventually reaches Snow Falls, a 25 ft cascading waterfall in the town of West Paris. 

As the Little Androscoggin River flows through western Maine it eventually reaches Snow Falls, a 25 ft cascading waterfall in the town of West Paris. 

Photograph of seastars, blood stars, mussels and barnacles
Starfish, seastars, blood stars
Starfish, seastars, blood stars
Starfish, seastars, blood stars

Digital still photograph from Massachusetts Bay near Cohasset, MA, showing seastars (Asterias sp.), blood stars (Henricia sanguinolenta), blood drop tunicates (Dendrodoa carnea), mussels, and barnacles on cobbles and boulders covered with bubblegum algae and red filamentous algae. Water depth at this location is approximately 19.6 meters. 

Digital still photograph from Massachusetts Bay near Cohasset, MA, showing seastars (Asterias sp.), blood stars (Henricia sanguinolenta), blood drop tunicates (Dendrodoa carnea), mussels, and barnacles on cobbles and boulders covered with bubblegum algae and red filamentous algae. Water depth at this location is approximately 19.6 meters. 

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