2020 Map of New London

About this map

The Hoquiam river system defines the landscape of this coastal Washington region, where the West Fork, Middle Fork, and East Fork converge north of the city. The settlement of New London sits at a geographic bend in the river, served by local routes like Milbourn Ln and Old State 9 Rd. To the north, the Hoquiam Water Works and the waters of Failor Lake indicate the infrastructure necessary to support the nearby urban center. The topography transitions from the tidal influence of Grays Harbor and Polson Slough in the south toward the timber-rich hills drained by Bernard Cr and Chenois Cr in the northwest. This modern survey provides a detailed look at how historical rural roads such as Chenois Valley Rd and Dekay Rd continue to navigate the complex drainage of the Olympic Peninsula foothills.