The West River in Massachusetts, a tributary of the Blackstone River, originates in the town of Upton, Massachusetts, near the Upton State Forest, crosses into the eastern portion of Northbridge, passes through the eastern portion of Uxbridge where the West Hill Dam provides flood control, and enters into the Blackstone River south of Uxbridge and Wheelockville before the Blackstone enters the state of Rhode Island. The course of the West River in Massachusetts is over ten miles. A Wildlife preserve with fishing, hiking and Recreation trails are found at a federal recreation area created at the West Hill Dam.
The West River has been stocked with tagged trout. If you shall be one of the rare lucky angelrs that's able to land one of them, make sure you call Jeff Leclaire at (508)529-3901.
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