1983 Map of Scotland

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Pudding Hill and the surrounding highlands of eastern Connecticut define this landscape in the early 1980s, where rural hamlets remain connected by a network of winding roads like Ziegler Road and Westminster Road. The settlement of Scotland serves as a central point, with local history preserved in family-named sites such as Raymond Coffey Cem and the Howard Valley Ch. To the south, the Shetucket River valley marks the transition into New London Co, where industry and infrastructure appear near the Hanover village, including the Hanover Reservoir and Industrial Waste Ponds. The presence of several large protected areas, including Beaver Brook State Park and Mohegan State Forest, indicates a region where significant tracts of wooded hills were maintained alongside established farming and residential properties.