2016 Map of Tuckahoe

About this map

Tuckahoe and Marshallville sit at the confluence of tidal marshes and pine forests where the Tuckahoe River forms the boundary between Atlantic and Cape May counties. This landscape is defined by its historic water-powered industry, evident in the naming of settlements like Hunters Mill and Warners Mill along the northern tributaries. The intricate network of small streams, including Tarkiln Brook and Mill Creek, suggests a long history of land use centered on the region's diverse hydrology and timber resources. To the south, the grid of Woodbine and the crossroads at Belleplain mark the transition toward the interior coastal plain. The presence of Warners Mill Pond and Five Acre Pond highlights the importance of these impoundments to the local topography. This survey provides a clear view of the established residential centers and their relationship to the surrounding wetlands and protected forest areas.