
White Horse Pike serves as the primary corridor through this section of Atlantic County, connecting a string of small settlements including Elwood, Devonshire, and Carmantown. The landscape is defined by the dense network of tributaries feeding into the Great Egg Harbor River system, such as Indian Cabin Creek and Nortons Branch. To the west, Makepeace Lake and Makepeace Stream dominate the terrain, while the eastern portion transitions into the grid of Egg Harbor City. Genealogical interest is concentrated at several distinct locations, including the Charles Williams Burial Site and the Saint Nicholas Roman Catholic Church Cemetery. The map captures a mix of residential expansion in South Egg Harbor alongside the persistent wetlands of Big Goose Pond and Little Goose Pond, illustrating the balance between mid-coast development and the preservation of the surrounding Pine Barrens environment.
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17 maps found

1890 Great Egg Harbor
Atlantic County, NJ

1890 Mullica
Atlantic County, NJ

1893 Great Egg Harbor
Atlantic County, NJ

1894 Mullica
Atlantic County, NJ

1898 Egg Harbor
Atlantic County, NJ

1918 Great Egg Harbor
Atlantic County, NJ

1919 Mullica
Atlantic County, NJ

1942 Egg Harbor
Atlantic County, NJ

1952 Brigantine Inlet
Atlantic County, NJ

1956 Egg Harbor City
Atlantic County, NJ

1956 Green Bank
Atlantic County, NJ

1989 Brigantine Inlet
Atlantic County, NJ

1994 Brigantine Inlet
Atlantic County, NJ

1997 Green Bank
Atlantic County, NJ

2023 Brigantine Inlet
Atlantic County, NJ

2023 Egg Harbor City
Atlantic County, NJ

2023 Green Bank
Atlantic County, NJ