Bloomfield Swamp Restoration Documents

 

Click here to access the Final Conceptual Restoration Plan.

Click here to access historic USGS maps of Bloomfield Swamp in Jefferson and Bristolville.

Click on links below to access Letters of Support for the Bloomfield Swamp Restoration project:

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