2015 Map of Marlborough

About this map

Lake Terramuggus and the surrounding hills of Marlborough anchor this central Connecticut landscape, where the town centers of Gilead and Four Corners serve as historic hubs. The terrain is marked by numerous family-named peaks such as Mannantuck Hill, John Tom Hill, and Birch Mtn, reflecting a long history of local landownership and rural settlement. Waterways like the Blackledge River and Dickinson Cr flow through the valleys, while several small cemeteries, including Old Marlborough Cem and Gilead Cem, offer touchstones for genealogical research. The map captures a mix of residential growth and preserved wooded areas, with several reservoirs and ponds like Diamond Lake and Buckingham Reservoir scattered throughout the highlands. The convergence of Hartford, Tolland, and Middlesex county lines near the southern edge emphasizes the strategic location of these uplands between regional centers.