2016 Map of Whiting

About this map

Whiting serves as a primary settlement point in this section of the Pine Barrens, where a dense network of residential streets in Roosevelt City and Cedar Glen Lakes contrasts with the surrounding expansive wetlands. The landscape is defined by the headwaters of the Mullica and Rancocas drainage systems, including the numerous branches of Mount Misery Brook and the Pole Bridge Br. To the north, the Fort Dix Military Reservation boundary suggests the transition from civilian settlements to federal land use. Traces of historical industry and transit are visible in labels such as Glassworks Rd, Clay Mine Rd, and the Rail Way corridor. Smaller, localized settlements like Buckingham and Bullock are situated along the border of Burlington and Ocean counties, while water features like Hanover Pond and Goose Pond highlight the low-lying, hydrologically active nature of this New Jersey interior.