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A map of New Bedford Harbor showing sources of PCB contamination.

A map of New Bedford Harbor

A map of New Bedford Harbor

A slide describing the restoration goals at the New Bedford Harbor Superfund site.

A slide describing the Trustees that oversee the restoration and administer funds to initiate and complete restoration.

preferred restoration alternatives for the New Bedford Harbor Superfund site.

fish species sampled for NBSP

Nonquit marsh, a tidally restricted marsh and one of the projects selected for restoration during Round 2. Restoration projects are selected in rounds, or groups to allow time for public input and funding determinations by the Trustees.

Acushnet, MA, south of Hamilin Street.

Nonquit marsh, the culvert restricting the marsh.

Padanaram Marsh, Dartmouth MA. One of the areas selected for restoration during the round 1. Restoration was conducted to improve tidal flushing at the marsh.

East side of New Bedford Harbor, Fairhaven, MA.

The New Bedford side of New Bedford Harbor, looking South.

Nonquit Marsh.

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Clarks Point and Fort Taber Park, New Bedford. The wastewater treatment plant.

Woodstreet Bridge, Achushnet, MA. This shows the upper estuary and the start of the freshwater river.

A view over Fairhaven looking toward New Bedford Harbor, upper harbor.

From Fairhaven, a view of New Bedford and the Aerovox facility, one of the contamination sources of PCBs.

From Fairhaven, a view of New Bedford and the Aerovox facility, one of the contamination sources of PCBs.

From the west looking toward Coggeshall Street. The image defines the upper and lower harbor.

Clark Point, New Bedford. Prior to restoration, the primary wastewater plant is now gone and a park was developed at the site.

Fish Island, New Bedford.

The hurricane barrier in New Bedford Harbor, Fairhaven shore on the East side.

Clarks Point, Clarks Cove.

A distant view of Fairhaven and New Bedford Harbor with Sconicut Neck on the right. The property at the bottom was purchased as a land trust.

A close-up view of one of the three PCB sources. West side of inner New Bedford Harbor.

Fort Rodman at Clarks Point. This fort existed from the Civil War through the 1960s. A wastewater treatment plant, as part of the remedial activities to clean New Bedford Harbor, was placed at the site, after clean-up was completed, the facility was removed and a park was created.

A good view of the whole west side of New Bedford Harbor. At the bottom of the image is I95 and in the far off distance one of the contamination sources can be seen.

New Bedford Harbor, looking east toward Fairhaven.

The New Bedford side of the Harbor looking north.

Inner New Bedford Harbor looking south and at the site of Fort Pierce Mill. The mill burned and the trustees overseeing restoration at New Bedford Harbor are contributing funds toward construction of the future Riverside Park.