2010 Map of Norwalk North
USGS Topo · Published 2010About this map
The Norwalk River corridor defines the geography of southwestern Connecticut in this 2010 study, connecting the settlements of Wilton, South Wilton, and Winnipauk. The map reveals a suburban landscape still deeply rooted in its colonial and industrial past, where family-named ridges like Belden Hill, Sturges Ridge, and Clapboard Hill rise above a dense network of reservoirs and mill sites. Water power remains a visible legacy at Daniels Mill and the many dams along the Silvermine River, including the Grupes Reservoir Dam and Popes Pond Dam.
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