2018 Map of Jewett City
USGS Topo · Published 2018About this map
The Quinebaug River and Pachaug River converge near the settlement of Jewett City, defining a landscape where industrial water power once met rural Connecticut town life. Small villages like Clayville, Hopeville, and Glasgo dot the map, many anchored by ponds and brooks that suggest a legacy of local milling, such as at Grist Mill Pond. The terrain is characterized by numerous family-named landmarks and high points, including Taylor Hill and Breakneck Hill, which overlook a network of water bodies ranging from the expansive Pachaug Pond to smaller features like Amos Lake.
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