1906 Map of Bordentown

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The Delaware River serves as the western anchor for this early twentieth-century survey, where islands like Duck Island and Newbold Island mark the channel near the busy port of Bordentown. The landscape inland transition into a dense network of milling sites and early rail infrastructure, illustrating the industrial connectivity between Mercer and Burlington counties. Several mill-based settlements like Hutchinsons Mill, Carsons Mills, and Dumas Mills are situated along the winding paths of Crosswicks Creek and its many tributaries.