Editing Old Lyme, Connecticut (section)

===Rogers Lake===
Rogers Lake, located in the towns of Old Lyme and Lyme, is formed by a dam along Town Woods Road in Old Lyme.  The lake's surface area is {{convert|265|acre|km2}}. Mill Brook, Grassy Hill Brook and Broad Swamp Brook feed into the lake. The lake's watershed is {{convert|4833|acre|km2}} of woodland. The outlet below the dam is Mill Brook, which is a tributary of the [[Lieutenant River]], a tributary of the Connecticut River.

Five small islands are on Rogers Lake, the largest of which has a small cottage built on it. Rogers Lake is stocked every year with [[brook trout|brook]] and [[rainbow trout]].
A street that runs along the north side of Rogers Lake is called Blood Street; it has lent its name to the town's rowing team, the Blood Street Sculls. Rogers Lake is also bordered by Grassy Hill Road and Town Woods Road, with a small lakeside neighborhood off of Rogers Lake Trail.