2019 Map of Tuckahoe

About this map

The Tuckahoe River serves as the central artery for this South Jersey landscape, marking the historic convergence of Atlantic, Cape May, and Cumberland counties. The map documents a geography defined by its riparian economy and early industrial sites, including Hunters Mill and Warners Mill, where Warners Mill Pond and Warners Mill Stream indicate a legacy of water-powered operations. The settlement pattern follows the river's winding course, linking established communities like Corbin City and Marshallville to the north and the gridded streets of Woodbine and Belleplain to the south. Significant wetlands and drainages such as Tarkiln Brook, Mill Creek, and Savages Run dominate the low-lying terrain between the towns. Modern infrastructure, including the Atlantic City Electric ROW and various county highways, now traverses the same routes once established by colonial-era mills and river crossings.