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.

Lower Charles River Bathymetric Map This figure shows the bathymetry of

New Boston and Charles River Basin, 1874. Alternate Title: Charles Davenport's plan for the Charles River Embankment, 1874. J. H. Bufford Sons, American, 19th century. Chromo-lithograph. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Navigating the Charles River (Boston, MA) – Ready all, row

Vintage Postcard

Esplanade. Charles River Basin. Boston, Massachusetts

Birds-eye view of the Charles River basin - Rare & Antique Maps

Charles River Basin by Kayak - François Soulignac

Boston Skyline and the Charles River Basin Photograph by Joann Vitali

Boston Skyline and the Charles River Basin by Joann Vitali

Charles River Basin Floating Walkway Proposal

1967 Air View Charles River Basin Showing Drive Cambridge Massachusetts Postcard

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Boston Massachusetts Charles River Basin & General View of City 1918 Postcard

Urban Decay: Back When it was Cool: Charles River, Boston, January 1968