2024 Map of Wales

About this map

The Quinebaug River system carves through the rolling topography of South-Central Massachusetts and Northern Connecticut, defining the character of several small New England villages. This survey shows the extensive Hamilton Reservoir and Holland Pond as central hubs for the town of Holland, while the village of Wales sits to the west near the shores of Lake George. The landscape is dotted with historical markers of early settlement, including the Brimfield Cem and Holland Cem, alongside numerous family-named peaks such as Haynes Hill, Jones Hill, and Blake Hill. The southern edge of the sheet documents the state boundary at Massachusetts Connecticut, where the hamlet of Mashapaug lies near the waters of Mashapaug Pond and Goodhall Pond. The network of old thoroughfares like Old Sturbridge Rd and Paige Hill Rd reflects the long-standing transit corridors between these agricultural and mill-influenced communities.