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Lake Roxanne Watershed Action Plan
Lake Roxanne is a 199-acre lake in the Town of Ellenburg in Clinton County. The lake is privately owned but hosts a popular local campground and has a 29,004-acre watershed that includes much of the North Branch Great Chazy River. In 2023, Lake Roxanne was selected to develop a watershed action plan through a grant supported by the Lake Champlain Basin Program and NEIWPCC. The lake has high nutrient concentrations and a large infestation of water chestnut.
What is a watershed action plan?
A watershed action plan is a concise, action-oriented plan for the protection or improvement of the water quality of a lake or stream.
How can I get involved?
AWI is soliciting public input on developing an action plan for Lake Roxanne. You can view a map of the Lake Roxanne watershed below and a form to submit a comment. We encourage you to share your concerns and ideas for protecting Lake Roxanne using the form below.
The red outline on the map above depicts the watershed for Mirror Lake, which is the focus area for the watershed action plan.
This project has been funded wholly or in part by the United States Environmental Protection Agency under assistance agreement (LC-00A00707- 0) to NEIWPCC in partnership with the Lake Champlain Basin Program and from the generous support of the Overhills Foundation.