1938 Map of New London
USGS Topo · Published 1951About this map
New London and Groton serve as the maritime heart of this coastal survey, flanking the deep channel of the Thames River as it empties into Long Island Sound. The area's strategic naval importance is evident at Fort Trumbull USN Reservation and the Conn Nautical Sch, while across the water, Groton Heights and Poquonock Bridge mark the expanding residential and industrial footprint of the eastern shore. The coastal landscape is dotted with navigation aids like the New London Harbor Lighthouse and New London Ledge Lighthouse.
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Editions of this 1938 New London Map
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Historical Maps of Groton Through Time
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1892 New London
New London County, CT
1893 New London
New London County, CT
1921 New London
New London County, CT
1938 New London
New London County, CT
1958 New London
New London County, CT
1984 New London
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2012 New London
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2015 New London
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2018 New London
New London County, CT
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New London County, CT
2024 New London
New London County, CT