2014 Map of Cedarville

About this map

Cedarville stands as a central hub in this coastal landscape, where the agricultural interior meets the complex marshes of the Delaware Bay. The geography is defined by a dense network of tidal guts and creeks, such as Rattlesnake Gut and Nantuxent Creek, which carve through low-lying areas like The Glades. Local history is anchored by sites like the Old Stone Church Cem near New England Crossroads and the Cedar Hill Cem, while the industrial past is visible at Shaws Mill and Shaws Mill Pond. Small waterfront settlements including Gandys Beach and Money Island illustrate the long-standing connection between the community and the bay. This map reveals a transition from inland forests and lakes, like Lummis Lakes, to the expansive salt marshes and points such as Nantuxent Point and Bradford Point.