Croton Reservoir system

E250484

The Croton Reservoir system is a network of reservoirs and related infrastructure in New York that forms a major component of the New York City water supply.

All labels observed (2)

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf reservoir system
water supply system
basinCountry United States
beganOperation 19th century
connectedTo Catskill-Delaware water system
country United States
function drinking water storage
municipal water supply
hasPart Amawalk Reservoir
Bog Brook Reservoir
Boyds Corner Reservoir
Cross River Reservoir
Croton Falls Reservoir
Croton River
Croton Water Filtration Plant
Diverting Reservoir
East Branch Reservoir
Jerome Park Reservoir
Kensico Reservoir
Lake Gilead
Lake Gleneida
Middle Branch Reservoir
Muscoot Reservoir
New Croton Aqueduct
New Croton Reservoir
Titicus Reservoir
West Branch Reservoir
historicalPredecessor Old Croton Aqueduct
locatedIn Dutchess County, New York
linked to: Dutchess County

New York City watershed
Putnam County, New York
State of New York
Westchester County, New York
managedBy New York City Department of Environmental Protection
owner City of New York
linked to: New York City
partOf New York City water supply system
primaryInflow Croton River
regionServed New York City metropolitan area
regulates Croton River flow
subjectTo New York State environmental regulations
usesInfrastructure aqueducts
dams
tunnels
water treatment plants
watershedArea Croton watershed
linked to: Croton Watershed
waterSourceFor New York City
Northern Manhattan
linked to: Upper Manhattan

The Bronx

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

New Croton Aqueduct startPoint Croton Reservoir system
West Branch Reservoir partOf New York City water supply system reservoirs in the Croton Watershed
linked to: Croton Reservoir system
Hudson River watershed includesWaterBody Croton Reservoir system