Hopper Reservoir Number 2 sits in the town of Webb outside Old Forge — one of the smaller impoundments in a working water supply system that doesn't show up on most recreational maps. At 10 acres, it's more pond than reservoir by Adirondack standards, but the "Number 2" designation means it's part of infrastructure, not a swimming or paddling destination. No public access or fish stocking records on file — this is a functional water body, not a backcountry asset. If you're mapping the Fulton Chain watershed or chasing down every named water in the park, you'll find it on the USGS quad; otherwise, it's a name on paper.
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