1967 Map of Pitman West
USGS Topo · Published 1969About this map
Mullica Hill serves as a prominent focal point in this late-1960s landscape, situated at the confluence of Raccoon Creek and several early roadways. The map illustrates a rural New Jersey in transition, where established agricultural areas meet the expanding boroughs of Pitman and Glassboro. To the south, the terrain becomes increasingly marshy, defined by the expansive Elephant Swamp and numerous small water bodies like Loggerhead Pond and Garrison Lake.
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Editions of this 1967 Pitman West Map
3 editions found
Historical Maps of Glassboro Through Time
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1953 Pitman East
Gloucester County, NJ
1953 Pitman West
Gloucester County, NJ
1966 Pitman East
Gloucester County, NJ
1967 Pitman West
Gloucester County, NJ
1995 Pitman West
Gloucester County, NJ
2011 Pitman East
Gloucester County, NJ
2011 Pitman West
Gloucester County, NJ
2014 Pitman East
Gloucester County, NJ
2014 Pitman West
Gloucester County, NJ
2016 Pitman East
Gloucester County, NJ
2016 Pitman West
Gloucester County, NJ
2019 Pitman East
Gloucester County, NJ
2019 Pitman West
Gloucester County, NJ
2023 Pitman East
Gloucester County, NJ
2023 Pitman West
Gloucester County, NJ