Editing Lyme, Connecticut (section)

===Principal bodies of water===

====Coves along the Connecticut River====
* Hamburg Cove.
* Lord Cove (a brackish [[tidal marsh]], fed in part by Lord, Deep, and Mack creeks).
* Selden Cove.
* Whalebone Cove (aka Hadlyme Cove or North Cove).

====Lakes and ponds====
* Cedar Lake ( formed by the damming of Cedar Pond Brook).
* Joshua Pond – a.k.a. Lower Pond (east of Brockways Ferry Rd; formed by the damming of Joshua Creek).
* Moulsons Pond (formed by the damming of Eightmile River).
* Norwich Pond (formed by the damming of Falls Brook).
* Rogers Lake (partly in Lyme; formed by the damming of Mill Brook, the dam now equipped with a fish ladder).
* Uncas Pond (formed by the damming of Falls Brook).
* Upper Pond (along Tantumorantum Rd; formed by the damming of Joshua Creek).

====Rivers, creeks , and brooks====
* [[Eightmile River]]; a federally designated "Wild and Scenic River."
* Beaver Brook (a tributary of Eightmile River).
* Broad Swamp Brook (a tributary of Grassy Hill Brook).
* Cedar Pond Brook (a tributary of Beaver Brook).
* Cranberry Meadow Brook (a tributary of Eightmile River).
* Deep Creek (a tributary of the Connecticut River).
* East Branch Eightmile River (a tributary of Eightmile River).
* Falls Brook (a tributary of Eightmile River and Hamburg Cove).
* Grassy Hill Brook (mostly in Lyme, but crosses into Old Lyme before feeding into Rogers Lake).
* Hemlock Valley Brook (a tributary of Whalebone Creek).
* Hungerford Brook (a tributary of Whalebone Creek).
* Joshua Creek – a.k.a. Rams Horn Creek (a tributary of the Connecticut River).
* Lord Creek (a tributary of the Connecticut River).
* Mack Creek (a tributary of the Connecticut River).
* Mill Brook (enters Rogers Lake in Lyme and exits the lake in Old Lyme; a tributary of the Lieutenant River).
* Roaring Brook (a tributary of Whalebone Creek).
* Selden Creek (a tributary of the Connecticut River).
* Whalebone Creek (mouth is located at the head of Whalebone Cove).