Piscataqua River estuary

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The Piscataqua River estuary is a tidal estuarine system on the border of New Hampshire and Maine, known for its strong currents, complex network of bays and channels, and ecological and economic importance to the Seacoast region.

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Little Bay (New Hampshire) partOf Piscataqua River estuary
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Little Bay (New Hampshire) partOf Great Bay–Piscataqua River watershed
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Seavey Island locatedInBodyOfWater Piscataqua River estuary
Cochecho River partOf Piscataqua River system
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Cochecho River mouthOf Piscataqua River system
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Cochecho River tributaryOf Piscataqua River system
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Cochecho River drainsInto Piscataqua River system
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Cochecho River hasHydrologicalSystem Piscataqua River basin
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Fort Foster locatedIn Piscataqua River estuary