The Patchogue River is a 3-mile, tidal waterway in Westbrook, CT, flowing into Duck Island Roads/Long Island Sound, primarily used for recreational boating and fishing. Known for the historic 1920s "Singing Bridge" (Route 1), the river features a 600-foot stone jetty, nearby marinas, and scenic, quiet waters suitable for kayaking. Location & Access: The river serves the coastal town of Westbrook, CT. It is near popular spots like West Beach and features local landmarks like the Singing Bridge (so named for the humming sound of its open steel grid deck). Recreation: The river is a spot for fishing and boating. Kayaking is a popular activity, allowing for a quiet, scenic experience, often accessed through local lodging such as the Westbrook Inn Bed & Breakfast. Infrastructure: A 600-foot, sand-tight stone jetty was completed in 1956 to protect the river entrance. Navigation & Safety: Mooring requirements for the river were updated in 2022; inquiries can be made through the Westbrook Harbormaster. Environment: The river is an integral part of the coastal estuary environment, supporting marine activity and adjacent to residential homes and vacation rentals.