2019 Map of Whiting

About this map

Whiting serves as the primary residential hub in this interior section of the Pine Barrens, where planned communities like Roosevelt City and Cedar Glen Lakes meet the edge of extensive military and state lands. The landscape is defined by its complex hydrology, with the headwaters of the N Br Mount Misery Brook and Pole Bridge Br weaving through low-lying wetlands. Historical industry and resource extraction are suggested by features like Clay Mine Rd and Glassworks Rd, pointing to the area's legacy of silica and clay harvesting. The northern boundary is marked by the presence of the Fort Dix Military Reservation, while the transition into the Lebanon State Forest region illustrates the long-standing preservation of this distinct New Jersey ecosystem. Small named localities such as Buckingham and Bullock remain as markers of earlier rural settlement patterns along the interior road network.