Hebron is at the threshold between two major watersheds whose waters travel great distances in opposite directions, only to rejoin in the Atlantic Ocean. The formal valleys and watersheds to which Hebron belongs are the following: Champlain Valley/Lake George Watershed—02010001 Hudson River Valley/Hudson-Hoosic Watershed—02020003 [http://cfpub.epa.gov/surf/huc.cfm?huc_code=02020003. Waters in the northernmost part of Hebron drain via the Mettawee River north into Lake Champlain, where they mix with waters from Lake George ("Horican") and then flow into the Saint Lawrence River ("Kaniatarowanenneh"). These Hebron waters mingle in the Saint Lawrence with waters of all the Great Lakes as they flow northeast into the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and join the Atlantic Ocean. Meanwhile, the majority of Hebron waters drain south via Black Creek into the Batten Kill ("Dionondehowa") and then the Hudson River ("Muh-he-kun-ne-tuk" or Muhheakantuck), and flow south into the Atlantic Ocean just below New York City.