2021 Map of Stamford

About this map

Stamford and its surrounding coastal villages are depicted here as a complex network of residential neighborhoods, transit corridors, and preserved historical sites along the Long Island Sound. The map highlights the dense settlement patterns of the 21st century, from the urban core at Ridgeway and South End to established communities like Springdale and Glenbrook. For genealogists and local historians, the sheet is particularly valuable for its documentation of numerous burial sites, including the Old Burying Ground, Hitchcock Family Burying Ground, and the Strickland Road Park Indian Cem. The geography is defined by the Mianus River and Rippowam River flowing south into the harbor, past landmarks like the University of Connecticut Stamford and the Stamford / Norwalk Judicial District Superior Court. The presence of the Metro-North line and major bridges like the Theal Bridge illustrate the modern connectivity of this Fairfield County shoreline.