1942 Map of New Brunswick

Evidence of the region's agricultural and social fabric is found in the sprawling New Jersey Experimentation Agriculture Grounds and numerous family-named intersections such as Patricks Cor and Paulas Cor. To the south, the terrain becomes increasingly wetland-heavy, featuring Pigeon Swamp and the waters of Farrington Lake. This record also preserves the locations of local landmarks like the Georges Road Ch and the Sejeh Yehudo Cemetery, offering a look at the mid-century infrastructure before modern suburbanization.