2015 Map of Norfolk

About this map

Norfolk sits at the northern edge of this Litchfield County survey, situated amidst a landscape of steep hills and glacial ponds. The settlement pattern reflects the complex topography of the Berkshire foothills, where historic village centers like Winchester Center and Grantville are connected by winding valley roads. The southern portion of the map transitions into the northern extent of Torrington, showing the expansion of the city toward the more rural uplands. This 2015 edition provides a precise look at the modern road network, including Route 44 and Route 272, as they navigate the ridges and hollows that historically defined the region's movement and early industrial development. Smaller locales such as North Goshen and Kelly Corner illustrate the enduring presence of crossroads hamlets in a territory still largely defined by its wooded terrain and water resources.