River Conditions Report:

This map shows selected river conditions that may be useful to paddlers and other users of the river and allows you to tell us about conditions you encountered that you think other people should know about. The data presented here are largely collected by volunteers including people like you who paddle the river and provide reports on conditions. So you should not assume that the information presented here is current or comprehensive. We highly recommend that get a copy of our River Guide before paddling in the watershed, or you can come with us on one of our paddling outings and leave the planning and organization to us! For information on put-ins and take-outs you can also visit the ExploreRI.org website.

WARNING: From June 28 to August 31, the section of the Pawcatuck River from below the Horseshoe Dam to the Shannock Road Bridge below Lower Shannock Dam should be avoided due to habitat restoration work on the Lower Shannock Dam. Paddlers will be unable to take-out at the usual public portage near Lower Shannock Dam because a coffer dam will be in place in the river about 100 feet upstream of the dam. Construction equipment will be in the area. Please plan accordingly. As of June 18, the Wood River from Rt. 165 put-in to the confluence with the Pawcatuck River is cleared of obstructions. If you note any changes, please use the map below to report it, or email denisep@wpwa.org. As always, wear your life jacket.

Submit a River Report

Latitude (N):
Longitude (W):
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Subject/Title:

e.g., "Large Blowdown Across River"
Description:
Date Observed: (m/d/yyyy)
You do not need to provide any contact information but it helps us if we can contact you if we need more information. Thanks!
Your Name:
Email Address:    Phone:

To report river conditions (such as a large blow-down that is making canoe and kayak passage difficult) that you have observed on the river, right click on the map at the location where you observed something and the follow the prompts to enter a report. If you have the GPS coordinates (latitude and longitude) for the location you can also click here and enter the latitude and longitude manually. Once you submit a report we will review it and if appropriate add it to the map so that others will know about the situation or condition. Thanks!

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