Boating, Fishing, and Travel Information for Great River, NY

Boating in Great River, NY Map View

There are several small-craft facilities on the east side of the river.
Navigation:
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Connetquot River, locally known as Great River, is 3 miles westward of Brown Creek. In 1981, a reported depth of 5 feet (with local knowledge) could be carried from Nicoll Bay to the boatyards on the east side of the river, thence about 2 feet to the head of navigation at the railroad; favor the east bank of the river above the boatyards. A shoal with depths of 2 feet extends northeast from Nicoll Island on the southwest side of the river entrance. A private light marks the entrance to the river. A prominent mansion with a tower, now part of a private school, is on the north shore of the entrance.