Pascack Brook is a tributary of the Hackensack River in Bergen County , New Jersey , United States .
3-668: At least one late 18th-century map calls the brook "Great Pascack River." Its tributary Musquapsink Brook is shown as "Little Pascack River." The name "Pascack River" also occurs in an 1876 map of the area. Pascack Brook forms a region known as the Pascack Valley . The brook is dammed to form the Woodcliff Lake Reservoir in the town of Woodcliff Lake and Mill Pond (aka Silver Lake) in Park Ridge, New Jersey . The Pascack formerly flowed directly into
6-826: Is a stub . You can help Misplaced Pages by expanding it . This article related to a river in New Jersey is a stub . You can help Misplaced Pages by expanding it . Musquapsink Brook Musquapsink Brook is a tributary of Pascack Brook in Bergen County , New Jersey in the United States . The headwater lies within Woodcliff Lake and runs south through Hillsdale and into Washington Township . There it runs into Schlegel Lake before continuing south and east into Westwood . In Westwood, it runs into Bogert Pond before briefly turning north and joining
9-849: The Hackensack River, but now ends at the Oradell Reservoir short of its historical juncture with the Hackensack. A dam on Pascack Brook in Spring Valley , New York , impounded Lake Hyenga until it collapsed during Hurricane Floyd in September 1999. Heavy flooding resulted downstream. The dam was not rebuilt. (Listed from mouth to source) 40°59′03″N 74°00′13″W / 40.984045°N 74.003649°W / 40.984045; -74.003649 This Bergen County, New Jersey state location article
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