Charles River Basin

The Charles River Basin, extending from Boston Harbor upstream to the low dam just above Watertown Square (WA5), has been called Boston's Central Park. An open seam between Boston and Cambridge, the Charles looks to all appearances tranquil and unchanging, one of the most visible and carefully preserved natural features of Boston. In fact, nothing could be further from the truth.

Notable Landmarks Along the Charles River

Charles River Basin - The Boston Globe

Fishing in Charles River Basin - Spots, Reports, and Regulations

Historic Map : Proposed Charles River Basin 1902 Charles River Dam Rep - Historic Pictoric

Charles River - Wikipedia

HSB41 - Changing Course: Shaping The Environment

Charting project reveals Charles River's depths - The Boston Globe

1967 Air View Charles River Basin Showing Drive Cambridge Massachusetts Postcard

Charles River group proposes swim park, seeks public feedback – Boston Herald

4 Great Ways to Get Into the Charles River

The Charles River Lower Basin Is Full of Bacteria

Boston's Skyline from the Charles River Esplanade by Kristen Wilkinson

A river runs through it — Harvard Gazette

Charles River cleanup improvements 'stalled,' says annual EPA report card

CHARLES RIVER - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Photos)

I learned to love Boston from the banks of the Charles River