2011 Map of Pitman West
USGS Topo · Published 2011About this map
The waters of Raccoon Creek and its tributaries define this Gloucester County landscape, feeding a network of local reservoirs and ponds including Mullica Hill Pond and Alcyon Lake. The settlement patterns reflect a transition from small agriculture and milling centers to modern residential expansion, with historic place names like Pine Tavern, Avis Mills, and Jessups Mill appearing alongside growing communities such as Mullica Hill, Pitman, and Richwood. Agriculture remains a presence in the region, evidenced by the Mount Pleasant Orchards near the center of the sheet.
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