1995 Map of Allentown

About this map

Allentown serves as a central hub on this Monmouth County landscape, where the waters of Doctors Creek flow toward Conines Millpond. The late 20th-century topography reveals a mix of preserved open spaces and transportation corridors, most notably the Assunpink Wildlife Management Area and the path of the New Jersey Turnpike. Smaller agricultural and milling outposts like Carsons Mills, Kirbys Mills, and Walnford reflect the region's long-standing rural character, while the Old Railroad Grade north of Eilers Corner points to earlier eras of transit. To the west, the Trenton-Robbinsville Airport and Robbinsville highlight the increasing modernization of the area near the Mercer County line. From the quiet shores of Imlaystown Lake to the clusters of homes at Cream Ridge and Nelsonville, the map provides a clear picture of the diverse settlement patterns in the Upper Freehold and Washington townships during the 1990s.