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Third Level
AC103

A visitor can blissfully float along the Third Level viewing abstract and representative images of water. The calm coastal waters of Connecticut are displayed in the Ambulatory Surgery Waiting Room and also in the 60-foot Pedestrian Bridge Corridor, another signature area in the facility. As visitors walk through the pedestrian bridge that links the center to a five-level garage, their attention is drawn to beautiful photographs of local reservoirs and dams, each installed with a descriptive panel that tells the story of each location’s purpose and interconnectivity. These images were a generous contribution to the art collection by Aquarion Water Company.

Bridge Corridor

Saugatuck Reservoir IV

#114 The Saugatuck Reservoir, located in the towns of Easton, Redding and Weston, is the largest reservoir in Aquarion Water Company’s Greater Bridgeport Water System, holding approximately 12 billion gallons of water.

Saugatuck Reservoir III

#115 With the proper fishing permits from Aquarion, residents can enjoy shoreline fishing in Aquarion’s Saugatuck Reservoir in Redding and Weston, Far Mill Reservoir in Shelton, and West Pequonnock Reservoir in Monroe.

Saugatuck Reservoir II

#116 Along the Saugatuck and Aspetuck Reservoirs, the Centennial Watershed State Forest offers 18 miles of scenic trails for hiking, jogging, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.

Saugatuck Reservoir I

#117 Water from the Saugatuck Reservoir is piped into the Aspetuck Reservoir which then flows into the Hemlocks Reservoir where the water is treated for distribution to homes, businesses and healthcare facilities.

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