2016 Map of Green Bank

About this map

The Mullica River defines the landscape of this coastal New Jersey corridor, weaving through salt marshes and low-lying wetlands that separate Burlington and Atlantic Counties. Historically significant settlements like Green Bank and Lower Bank sit directly on its banks, reflecting the region's long-standing reliance on riverine transport and the pine barrens' unique ecology. To the south, the grid-pattern streets of Egg Harbor City and Germania illustrate early planned communities and agricultural clusters, where localized history is preserved at the Germania Cem. The eastern edge of the map features the tidal confluence near Port Republic, characterized by water bodies such as Mill Pond and Clarks Mill Stream. Genealogists may find value in the scattered burial sites, including the Clarks Mill Burying Ground and Boling Cem, which mark the presence of early families and established hamlets in this tidal landscape.