Place 64: Torrault Stream / Cheryl Lamonica
1958Cheryl's remains are found in Torrault Stream. Its discharge is associated with the Penobscot. The tributary corridor shown is a hydrologically plausible proposal.
About Torrault Stream / Cheryl Lamonica
Torrault Stream is a small watercourse associated with the discovery of Cheryl Lamonica in 1958. The relevant point lies downstream from the attack area, and the stream’s drainage is connected with the Penobscot, making it part of Derry’s wider network of tributaries rather than the central Canal or Kenduskeag corridor. On the atlas it serves as both a natural feature and an event location. Its drawn course expresses a plausible route through the outer landscape.
Why this pin is marked B
Inferred. Worked out from routes, distances and what stands next to it.
Level B reflects a secure named stream but an inferred physical course. The source places the discovery about seventy yards downstream from the attack and indicates that material could continue toward the Penobscot. These details establish direction and hydrologic context without defining a complete channel. The marker and line preserve that relationship, while the source, mouth, bends, bank and exact recovery coordinate remain reconstructed rather than mapped from a canonical survey.
