Coldest pond water in all of South Jersey?

[dogg57]

Cobb’s Mill Lake is a privately owned, man-made reservoir located in Alloway Township, NJ at N39.52873° W75.32130° (NAD83). Its altitude is 59 feet and the pond is fed with water from a natural spring. It is one of the few ponds in all of New Jersey that is its own supply source and doesn’t have any other pond or body of water emptying into it. A New Jersey State analysis concluded that Cobb’s Mill Lake was the coldest of any pond water in all of South Jersey! Not only does this reservoir have unique natural features but also has a very rich history! - See more at: http://newsofsalemcounty.com/the-lakes-of-salem-county-cobbs-mill/#sthash.9ReiZYsF.ugcc2IDK.dpuf

 

[46er]

I like the name of the pond just to the west of this one and fed by it, Thundergut Pond; larger, but called a pond. From its name, I wonder if excess flatulence had anything to do with it I wonder why it was not included in the article?

 

[Boyd]

I have noticed that before, but assumed it was just a corruption of "Thundergust Lake", like the one in Parvin State Park: http://maps.njpinebarrens.com/#lat=39.50297276909828&lng=-75.13506886367799&z=15&type=topo&gpx=

 

[kayak karl]

you reminded me of Cobb's Sawmill. there site has some cool pic's. Not the pond, but near by.
http://www.cobbsmillllc.com/Cobbs_Mill/Photo_Albums/Photo_Albums.html