2018 Map of Wallingford

About this map

The Quinnipiac River corridor serves as the central artery for this late-2010s study of south-central Connecticut, connecting the dense urban layout of Wallingford Center with the northern reaches of North Haven. The landscape is a complex mix of industrial history and institutional growth, evidenced by the expansive Quinnipiac University North Haven Campus and the legacy of the Masonic Home. Local genealogical interest is high given the concentration of burial grounds, including the Holy Trinity Cem, In Memoriam Cem, and the historic Old Center Cem. To the east, the terrain rises toward Metacomet Ridge and Totoket Mtn, where water features like North Farms Reservoir and Simpson Pond punctuate the wooded uplands. Distinctive neighborhoods such as Yalesville, Quinnipiac, and Clintonville appear alongside vital transportation routes like Yale Ave and Postman Hwy.