2019 Map of Jenkins

About this map

Friendship Cranberry Bogs and Hog Wallow Cranberry Bogs dominate this portion of the New Jersey Pine Barrens, illustrating the enduring agricultural legacy of the region. The landscape is defined by the intricate hydrology of the West Branch Wading River and Oswego River, which supported early industrial outposts like Harrisville and Martha. The map details a network of historic thoroughfares and trails, including Tuckerton Rd and Washington Tpke, which once connected these isolated settlements. Minor elevations such as Jemima Mt and Stormy Hill rise above the wetlands, providing distinct landmarks in an otherwise low-lying terrain. From the northern reaches near Friendship to the southern boundary at Crowleytown, the map reveals a pattern of dispersed hamlets like Bulltown and Tylertown linked by sand roads and cycling trails, reflecting the area's transition from 19th-century industry to modern conservation.