Yes
http://www.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/dfw_trout_waters.htm#conn
The Quabbin Reservoir is the largest body of inland water in Massachusetts spanning some 65 miles was built in the 1930,s.The Quabbin reservoir supplies over 40 communities.
Ross Barnett Reservoir Quabbin Reservoir in western Massachusetts A+ Lake
Nope. No sailing.
Quabbin Reservoir is located in central Massachusetts, specifically in the towns of Belchertown, Hardwick, New Salem, and Ware. It is situated within the Quabbin Reservation and serves as the largest inland body of water in the state.
The flooding of the four towns to create the Quabbin Reservoir began in 1939 when the Kent, Dwinell, Dana, and Enfield were disincorporated. The construction of the reservoir was completed in 1946.
I believe that would be Quabbin reservoir.
The four towns that were flooded to construct the Quabbin Reservoir in Massachusetts are Dana, Enfield, Greenwich, and Prescott. The reservoir was created in the 1930s to supply water to the Boston metropolitan area. The towns were largely abandoned, and their remnants are now submerged beneath the reservoir.
Ross Barnett Reservoir Quabbin Reservoir in western Massachusetts A+ Lake
Greenwich,Dana,Prescott, and Enfield
Quabbin Reservoir (39 sq. miles)
The Swift River is in western Massachusetts, and it feeds the Quabbin Reservoir. The Quabbin is a main supply of water for the metropolitan Boston area. There may be other rivers with the same name.
Charles river, Connecticut River, Merrimack River, and Quabbin reservoir