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	Environmental Law 1
		The patentee exercised exclusive acts of ownership over the river and its waters where the mill, dam and pond now are, from the time the first dam was erected; and the subsequent proprietors and possessors under him have continued to exercise the same ownership.
		We perceive, then, that some rivers and streams are wholly and absolutely private property, and that others are private property, subject, nevertheless, to the servitude of the public interest, and in that sense are to be regarded common highways, by water.
		The distinguishing test between those rivers which are entirely private property, and those which are private property subject to the public use and enjoyment, consists in the fact, whether they are susceptible or not of use as a common passage for the public.
	www.law.buffalo.edu /Academics/courses/672/materials/Prop-Env.htm (2787 words)

	Region 5 Fisheries - Saranac River Salmon Fishing
		Region 5 Fisheries - Landlocked Salmon Fishing on the Saranac River
		The Saranac River, in the City of Plattsburgh, provides salmon angling from its mouth to the Imperial Dam (an impassible barrier) approximately three miles upstream.
		While much of the river bank is owned by the City of Plattsburgh and is accessible, some portions are private.
	www.dec.state.ny.us /website/reg5/r5fish/lls_fish/saranac.html (139 words)

	THE HUDSON BY BENSON J LOSSING
		The English, in honour of their countryman who discovered it, called it Hudson's River, and to the present time that title has been maintained; but not without continual rivalry with that of North River, given it by the early Dutch settlers after the discovery of the Delaware, which was named South River.
		The Saranac Lakes are three in number, and lie on the south-eastern borders of Franklin County, north of Mount Seward.
		In the deep wilderness through which this dark and rapid river flows, and around the neighbouring lakes, the stately moose yet lingers; and upon St. Regis Lake, north of the Saranac group, two or three families of the beaver-the most rare of all the tenants of these forests might then be found.
	threerivershms.com /hudsonch1.htm (3511 words)

	Saranac Lake, New York - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Saranac Lake is a village located in the state of New York, United States.
		Saranac Lake became an especially busy town in the 1920's, with the construction of the Hotel Saranac and several new, permanent buildings after multiple fires destroyed a large part of downtown.
		Saranac Lake recieved the All-America City Award in 1998 due to three community projects: The Union Depot, the Riverwalk and the Mt. Pisgah ski Lodge.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Saranac_Lake,_New_York (1693 words)

	Saranac River Drainage
		The Saranac River system is one of the most popular water routes in the area.
		For an extended trip on the Saranac River drainage you can start your adventure in the Floodwood Pond area, or in the western edge of the Saint Regis Canoe Area.
		Below the Village of Saranac Lake, the river is canoeable for about nine or ten miles before reaching Permanent Rapids.
	www.adirondackoutfitters.com /routes/saranac.html (307 words)

	From Upper Saranac Lake to Lake Flower
		From the Village of Saranac Lake, the Saranac River continues in a general northeasterly direction until reaching Lake Champlain in Plattsburgh.
		The put-in to Upper Saranac Lake is on Route 46.
		You will be on Lower Saranac for less than 2 miles, but Pope Bay sometimes lures paddlers into thinking it is the entrance to the Saranac River.
	www.adksportsfitness.com /back_issues/july2001/articles/paddling.html (1034 words)

	Saranac celebrates 175th birthday (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		SARANAC — It was 175 years ago when New York state decided to look for a way to improve trade routes along the Champlain Canal system.
		There is a Saranac, Mich., located in the county of Aranac that was also settled by the French.
		Forges in the Saranac hamlet of Standish continued to operate well into the 20th century, but those along the Saranac River were closed by the 1890s.
	www.pressrepublican.com /Archive/1999/08_1999/082319995.htm (569 words)

	Saranac Lake, Lake Placid New York Paddling Sports, Canoe Outfitters, Canoeing In The Adirondack Mountains, NY. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Surrounding the village are miles of lakes and ponds, streams and rivers, where paddlers of any ability can experience the awe-inspiring interplay of mist and mountain, light and silence, woods and water that is truly unique to the Adirondacks.
		There are five campsites on Weller Pond and twenty on Middle Saranac, both on islands and on the shore.
		From Saranac Lake, access can be found either at Axton Landing (3 miles south of Upper Saranac Lake) or through a state launch site 16 miles west of the village on NY 3 & 30.
	www.saranaclake.com /canoeing.shtml (857 words)

	Saranac, Michigan 48881 - InfoMI.com
		Saranac is located in central, eastern Ionia County, situated on the Grand River between M-21 and I-96, with easy access from both highways.
		Saranac was originally settled in 1836 by Judge Jefferson Morrison who purchased a huge tract of government land there.
		It was changed to Saranac in 1859, named after the town, Saranac, in New York, to attract settlers from that state.
	www.infomi.com /city/saranac (210 words)

	New computer evens Saranac River flow (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		In the past, the river level fluctuated occasionally as dam operators had to adjust the rate of flow to maximize their hydroelectric capabilities.
		Rising and falling river levels can also be detrimental to the people fishing in streams like the Saranac River.
		The Saranac has not had the rapid kinds of fluctuations that strand anglers, and the new NYSEG equipment can help prevent it from happening in the future.
	www.pressrepublican.com /Archive/2000/12_2000/120420005.htm (515 words)

	New York Canoe & Kayak, Directions to Adirondacks for River Paddling and Whitewater Canoeing in the Adirondacks
		Open year-round and 7 days a week in season, this base provides a full service paddlesport shop and rental center directly on the shore of the Saranac River in downtown Saranac Lake, The canoe launch at our door is the beginning or end point for many trips in the Saranac Lakes or the Saranac River.
		This base is remotely located at the very edge of the St. Regis Wilderness Area in the heart of the Adirondack Lake country on the portage connecting the Saranac Lakes Chain with the St. Regis Wilderness.
		The bus leaves NYC (North Wing of the Port Authority) at 8:30am, with a few stops your estimated arrival to downtown Saranac Lake is 4:20pm in front of the Hotel Saranac.
	www.canoeoutfitters.com /directions.html (600 words)

	Ausable River Sport Shop - Scrapbook
		Yesterday I had the good fortune to spend all day on the river with the most exceptional guide I have ever had the privilege to fish with.
		I had always thought that I knew the major drainage systems, but as we were driving to the river, my guide would detail the entire system that we drove past, from the smallest mountain rivulet to the large river we fished for most of the day.
		I caught this fish on the West Branch of the AuSable River.
	www.ausableriversportshop.com /scrapnew1.htm (916 words)

	Saranac Depot
		Saranac is on the former Grand Trunk line between Grand Rapids and Durand.
		The Saranac depot was moved a short distance from its original location, slightly west to a nice spot between the tracks and the Grand River.
		It was placed on the opposite side of the tracks, with the round end still to the west, so that the original track side is now the street side.
	user.mc.net /~louisvw/depot/saranac/saranac.htm (250 words)

	PADDLING: Franklin & Union Falls Ponds
		The Saranac River flows northeast from the village of Saranac Lake, winding its way north toward Plattsburgh and Lake Champlain.
		There are a series of dams along the Saranac River; two of them create vast areas of ponded water: Franklin Falls Pond and Union Falls Pond.
		These ponds are downstream of the village of Saranac Lake, which also means they are downstream of that villages sewerage treatment facilities.
	www.adksportsfitness.com /august2002/articles/paddling.html (802 words)

	IF
		The Village of Saranac Lake NY lies at an elevation of 1534 feet at the foot of a long chain of rivers and lakes.
		Upper Saranac Lake spills over a falls into Middle Saranac Lake which falls into Lower Saranac Lake and then Lake Oseetah and Lake Flower and finally over a dam into the Saranac River, past Mt.Pisgah and into the Saranac River which meanders northeastward to Lake Champlain.
		And, as it turned out, Saranac Lake was virtually DEAD CENTER of the entire area, and its little point of light shone like a Beacon in the center of the bulls-eye of darkness.
	www.bunksplace.com /if.html (1375 words)

	Adventure Club - Lake Placid, NY - Hiking, Canoeing, Skiing
		Saranac Lake, adjacent to Lake Placid, offers superb cross-country skiing and has both indoor and outdoor ice rinks at the Saranac Lake Civic Center.
		The Adirondack hamlet of Saranac Lake is on the edge of the Saranac River.
		It is possible to rent equipment at Saranac Lake and Lake Placid for both downhill and cross-country skiing.
	www.usac.com /trips/LakePlacid.html (1320 words)

	Saranac River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Saranac River is a river in the U.S. state of New York.
		The Saranac River empties into Lake Champlain at the City of Plattsburgh in Clinton County, New York.
		The river flows in a northeasterly direction from the Adirondack Mountains.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Saranac_River (99 words)

	Saranac, NY News
		Local news for Saranac, NY continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.
		A Montreal man and woman are in jail after they allegedly tried to smuggle 18 pounds of pot across the border.
		Saranac Central School has reached a settlement with its support-staff employees.
	www.topix.net /city/saranac-ny (613 words)

	The Magnificent Obsession of the Northern Forest Canoe Trail - New York Times
		THE river heading out of Saranac Lake was lazy at first, winding in oxbow curves through relatively flat land that alternated from agricultural to woodland.
		Rangeley, the Connecticut River, the West Branch of the Penobscot are all filled in, as is the entire Adirondack section from Old Forge to the Permanent Rapids.
		When you go into the town of Saranac Lake for a shower and a layover, the Doctor’s Inn (888-518-3464, www.docsinn.net; $85 to $100) is the good kind of bed-and-breakfast where the owners live in a house next door rather than downstairs.
	travel2.nytimes.com /2006/09/10/travel/10northcanoe.html?pagewanted=all (2665 words)

	Saranac Lake and Lake Placid (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Saranac Lake area canoe race season begins with a five mile, "just for fun" race on the Saranac River.
		A full day of boat races on Lake Flower and the Saranac River: guideboats, canoes, rowing shells and war canoes along with a community picnic.
		Downtown Saranac Lake sparkles with thousands of tiny white lights and a variety of special holiday events including the arrival of Santa Claus, fashion show, craft show, community Christmas caroling and much more.
	www.adirondackcabin.com /areaevents.htm (606 words)

	Saranac River Whitewater
		This river system has a few good paddling sections and the Foot of Kent Falls to Lake Champlain section is one of them.
		The excitement of the Saranac River rapids are fantastic.
		The Foot of Kent Falls to Lake Champlain stretch of Saranac River in New York is 12.5 miles long and has been determined by American Whitewater to be a class II-III section.
	www.riverfacts.com /rivers/12243.html (1040 words)

	GORP - Adirondacks Waterways, New York - High Peaks, Saranac Lake & Vicinity, Part II
		On reaching Upper Saranac Lake, if you are going to Saranac Inn and Paul Smiths, proceed northerly up the lake for 7.5 miles to the extreme north end.
		There is another lean-to on the far east shore of Middle Saranac Lake just north of the outlet where the canoeist enters the Saranac River.
		Opposite Bluff Island, to the south, is the inlet to First and Second Ponds and the Saranac River.
	gorp.away.com /gorp/resource/us_river/ny/saranac2.htm (1136 words)

	American Whitewater - NWRI - Saranac 3. Foot of Kent Falls to Lake Champlain (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Saranac, NY Foot of Kent Falls to Lake Champlain
		The bridge was rebuilt in 2001 and the river in this area is still changing due to rocks droppped into the river during construction.
		There is a mostly submerged strainer at the end of the wave train about 100 yards down stream from the broad st. bridge on river right.
	www.americanwhitewater.org /rivers/id/1412 (778 words)

	Destinations
		Imagine canoeing down a narrow river channel on a warm June morning, the canoe gliding through the water without a sound.
		The river channel is wide, affording the chance to see a variety of wildlife from deer to otter.
		Lower Saranac Lake has a number of islands and campsites, and state lean-to's can be found on Norway Point and Eagle Island.
	www.paddlermagazine.com /issues/1998_6/destinations.html (1734 words)

	NORTHERN FOREST CANOE TRAIL #3 - ADIRONDACK NORTH COUNTRY, EAST: NEW YORK: Saranac River to Lake ...
		This section of the Trail follows the Saranac River northeast out of the Adirondack highlands into the lowlands around Lake Champlain, the 6th largest lake in America.
		As the elevation of the river drops, the forests and animals change from more boreal, colder-weather species (moose, gray jay, fl-backed woodpecker, conifer forests of spruce, fir, tamarack) to lower-elevation, warmer-weather species (scarlet tanager, northern cardinal, hardwood forests with red oak).
		The remains of dams, a sawmill, an iron forge, and a glass factory show the previous industrial life of the river, which is now primarily used for recreation and power generation.
	www.mountaineersbooks.org /productdetails.cfm?PC=636 (399 words)

	The Lake Placid Retreat: a Lake Placid rental and ski chalet available for summer rental and Adirondack vacations ...
		The route follows the Marion River, the Raquette River and Upper Saranac to Fish Creek.
		The Cold River Area is a pleasant wilderness side trip.
		The Raquette River may be followed to Tupper Lake or one may portage to Upper Saranac.
	www.lakeplacidretreat.com /canoe.html (580 words)

	Self-Guided Canoe & Kayak Trips
		The Saranac River meanders through open wetlands and into hardwood forests with a gentle flow to help guide the way.
		Follow the Saranac River through hardwood forests, open lakes with expasive views and a working locks.
		While following the Saranac Lake chain be sure to make enough time to stop at one of the great beaches on Middle Saranac Lake, or jump of the cliffs on Bluff Island on Lower Saranac Lake.
	www.adirondackoutfitters.com /self-guided-trips.html (230 words)

	Rotary Guide to Adirondack Canoe Routes. Thirty one-day canoe trips within thirty miles of Tupper Lake
		The Saranac River, flowing from Lower Saranac Lake, south across Route 3 at the State launch site, offers both placid and narrow, rocky stretches on its way downstream to Oseetah Lake and Lake Flower in the Village of Saranac Lake.
		Middle Saranac Lake, a favorite with boat campers, is best reached through the South Creek launch site, 6 miles east of the junction of Routes 3 and 30.
		Lake Colby is a large pond located on the north side of Saranac Lake Village, on Route 86 across from the Adirondack Medical Center.
	www.tupperlake.net /rotaryn.htm (665 words)

	Adirondack Fishing Camp in New York on Saranac River SOLD lake real estate, lake property, lake home, for sale, ...
		Pictures here of the river are actual pictures taken from the property shoreline in the middle of June this year.
		The property has 100' foot of both road frontage and river frontage and is located on a quiet road between Plattsburgh and Lake Placid in Northern New York.
		The property is located within the Adirondack Park in a "rural use area" and also within a "recreational river corridor" and therefore special restrictions will apply.
	www.lakehouse.com /page-14700.html (466 words)

	All Points North - Fishing Within the Blue
		The county restricts anglers to fishing most of the river from April 1 until October 15-the standard fishing season in many upstate counties.
		The most scenic section of the river is in Lake Placid, where the river flows by the Olympic ski jumps.
		More of an industrial river, the Saranac has long been used for cooling purposes by a number of hydroelectric plants.
	www.apnmag.com /summer_2006/fishing.php (1727 words)

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