Indian Head River Trail (IHRT) Map and Location
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This is a nice photo op but a wild and free Indian Head River would be so much better. The dam raises the temperature of the impounded water upstream as much as 10 degrees, traps sediments, and impedes the passage of fish, amphibians, reptiles, and invertebrates in both directions. The North South River Watershed Association (NSRWA) is working on a plan to address the many negative impacts this dam may be having on the lower Indian Head River.

This photo shows the old bridge crossing where State St Hanson crosses the Indian Head River. The current bridge is just to west of the one shown here and its foundations are still visible at the site. The building straight ahead at teh top of the hill is what now hoses Myettes Country Store in Hanover.
The dam shown in this photo along with the one at Luddams Ford are the two dams on the Indian Head River that will be evaluated for removal in the next few years. If completed, it would restore free flowing water and unencumbered fish migration all the way from mouth of the North River to the dam at Factory Pond in Hanson.