The editorial of Saturday, June 20, regarding a new map of the Androscoggin River watershed, insinuated no public access to the river exists between Leeds and Rumford. This failed to acknowledge a public access point in Canton plus several others maintained by Verso paper, which were not included on the map. It was an editorial writer’s error.
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