To where does the Connecticut River flow?

Answer by  mikelgraham (41)

The Connecticut River flows from its source, near the Canadian border, and empties into Long Island Sound some four hundred miles down stream.

Answer by  snessia (991)

The Connecticut River originates in New Hampshire at the Fourth Connecticut Lake. From there is flows south. For much of its 407 miles, the river forms a border between New Hampshire and Vermont. Then it flows through Massachusetts. After leaving Massachusetts, the river flows through Connecticut itself and empties into Long Island Sound at Old Saybrook.

Answer by  TZ16 (367)

The Connecticut River starts at the three Connecticut lakes near the New Hampshire/Quebec border. The river flows south, forming the border between New Hampshire and Vermont. The Connecticut River continues south through Massachusetts and Connecticut. The river ends at Old Saybrook, Connecticut at Long Island Sound, a part of the Atlantic Ocean. Overall, the Connecticut River is 407 miles long.