2014 Map of Williamstown

About this map

Williamstown sits at the heart of this 2014 survey, where the expanding suburban landscape of New Jersey meets the intricate drainage network of the Pinelands. The geography is defined by the Great Egg Harbor River and its numerous tributaries, including Ducks Nest Stream, Squankum Br, and Hospitality Br. These waterways feed several significant impoundments such as New Brooklyn Lake and Victory Lakes. The map reveals a dense network of residential development in Sicklerville and Andrews, contrasted by the more dispersed settlements of Cecil and Broad Lane. Local historical markers like the Hopewell Cem near Florence and the uniquely named Seven Causeways provide points of interest for genealogists and local historians tracing the evolution of these Camden and Gloucester County communities. The crossing of the Atlantic City Expressway through the Fourmile Branch basin highlights the modern transport infrastructure overlaying this older coastal plain hydrology.