2012 Map of Wallingford

About this map

The Quinnipiac River corridor defines the geography of south central Connecticut, where the dense suburban development of Wallingford meets the industrial and residential corridors of Yalesville and Quinnipiac. This modern survey illustrates the extensive institutional presence in the region, including the Greater New Haven State Technical College and the large campus of the Ashlar Village of the Masonic Charity. Local history is preserved through numerous consecrated spaces like Saint Casimirs Cem and Saints Peter and Paul Cem. The landscape transitions from the developed flats of the river valley toward the prominent elevation of Totoket Mountain in the southeast. Significant water resources, such as the Broad Brook Reservoir and the North Farms Reservoir, are integrated into the modern infrastructure that connects Northford and Clintonville to the larger metropolitan centers.