1968 Map of New Burlington

About this map

The Anderson Fork and Caesar Creek define the geography of this rural landscape on the border of Greene and Clinton counties. In the late 1960s, the village of New Burlington served as a central hub, surrounded by smaller crossroads like Pogue Corners and Maple Corner. Evidence of early settlement and diverse land use is found in features like the Covered Bridge crossing the creek and an ancient Indian Mound located near the Massie township line. The map also records a transitional period for the valley floor, as purple-tinted areas indicate the planned footprint for Caesar Creek Lake. Numerous rural landmarks are preserved here, from the Richland Ch in the north to Kingman in the south, alongside family-named routes like Hussey Road and Stingley Road that connect these agricultural communities.