2015 Map of Carolina
USGS Topo · Published 2015About this map
Fort Ninigret stands as a significant landmark on Fort Neck near the southern coast of this South County landscape, where the Pawcatuck River and Wood River define the local hydrology. The area is marked by a high density of ancestral family lots, such as the Hoxie Family Lot, Worden Lot, and Doctor Isaac Collins Lot, providing a granular look at traditional land divisions and family estates. These small, named plots are interspersed between established villages like Carolina, Shannock, and Bradford.
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