1957 Map of New Egypt
USGS Topo · Published 1972About this map
Mc Guire Air Force Base and the expansive Fort Dix Military Reservation dominate the southern portion of this landscape, illustrating the mid-century military footprint in central New Jersey. The northern section retains a more rural, agricultural character, defined by the winding course of Crosswicks Creek and the small settlements of Jacobstown and Arneytown. The village of New Egypt serves as a local hub near Oakford Lake, where the Union Transportation Railroad cuts through the township of Plumsted.
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Editions of this 1957 New Egypt Map
4 editions found
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