
Newton serves as a primary hub in this Sussex County landscape, where the drainage of the Paulins Kill and Wallkill River shapes the local geography. The map reveals a transition from the established borough streets of Newton to the cluster of lakeside communities and rural hamlets like Lafayette, Pinkneyville, and Warbasse. The development patterns around Lake Mohawk and Lake Lenape contrast with the open expanses of Germany Flats and the elevations of the Pimple Hills.
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1903 Franklin Furnace
Sussex County, NJ

1943 Flatbrookville
Sussex County, NJ

1943 Franklin Furnace
Sussex County, NJ

1943 Newton East
Sussex County, NJ

1943 Port Jervis South
Sussex County, NJ

1954 Culvers Gap
Sussex County, NJ

1954 Dingmans Ferry
Sussex County, NJ

1954 Flatbrookville
Sussex County, NJ

1954 Newton East
Sussex County, NJ

1954 Newton West
Sussex County, NJ

1954 Wawayanda
Sussex County, NJ

1976 Flatbrookville
Sussex County, NJ

1992 Flatbrookville
Sussex County, NJ

1994 Newton West
Sussex County, NJ

1994 Wawayanda
Sussex County, NJ

1997 Flatbrookville
Sussex County, NJ

2023 Culvers Gap
Sussex County, NJ

2023 Flatbrookville
Sussex County, NJ

2023 Newton East
Sussex County, NJ

2023 Newton West
Sussex County, NJ

2023 Wawayanda
Sussex County, NJ