1955 Map of East Killingly
USGS Topo · Published 1969About this map
The rugged topography of Mashentuck Mountain and Jerimoth Hill defines the borderlands between Windham County and Providence County. This 1955 survey shows a rural landscape dominated by a complex network of water bodies, including Bog Meadow Reservoir, Middle Reservoir, and the Eddy Pray Reservoir, which highlight the importance of water management for local settlements like East Killingly and South Killingly. The inclusion of the Connecticut Turnpike and Interchange 91 in a 1959 revision marks the arrival of modern interstate transportation through these traditional highlands.
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Editions of this 1955 East Killingly Map
6 editions found
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