2024 Map of Glastonbury

About this map

Glastonbury Center and the eastern banks of the Connecticut River anchor this detailed study of the region's modern settlement patterns. From the densely populated neighborhoods of Welles Village and East Hartford Gardens in the north to the more agrarian character of South Glastonbury, the map highlights the area's transition from riverfront commerce to suburban and woodland landscapes. Historical burial sites such as Buckingham Cem and Old Eastbury Cem are scattered across the terrain, serving as vital touchstones for genealogical research in this part of Hartford County. The landscape is defined by its water systems, including the notable Shoddy Mill Pond and the extensive Glastonbury Meadows along the river. These features, alongside named peaks like Minnechaug Mtn and Kongscut Mtn, illustrate the varied topography that has shaped the community's development from its earliest colonial roots to its contemporary layout.