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HISTORICAL MAPS OF NEW JERSEY

Pleistocene Ice Movement, Northern NJ Visscher's Map of New Belgium and New England
Svydt Rivier in Niew Nederland (1639?) Library of Congress
East/West New Jarsey 1706 from the Library of Congress Elizabethtown 1750
Burlington to Fort Lee 1776 from the Library of Congress Province of NJ 1777 from the Library of Congress
Trenton New Brunswick Turnpike from the Library of Congress New Jersey 1780 from the Library of Congress
New Jersey boundary lines 1784 New Jersey 1795 from the Library of Congress
New Jersey 1795 New Jersey 1802
New Jersey 1826
New Jersey 1834 New Jersey 1939 Geologic Map North Half South Half
New Jersey 1845
New Jersey 1856 Glacial Striae on the Palisade Ridge 1893
New Jersey 1872 outline map for schools NJ Iron Ore & Limestone Districts 1878 West Half East Half
New Jersey 1878 Colton's Township Map  
New Jersey 1878 with terminal moraine NJ/NY Boundary1887 in the Raritan Bay
New Jersey 1889 Geologic Map North Half South Half New Jersey 1890 North Half South Half
New Jersey 1892 with watersheds New Jersey 1900 with forests
New Jersey 1903 North Half South Half New Jersey 1906 North Half South Half
New Jersey 1909 North Half South Half New Jersey Inland Waterways 1911
New Jersey 1913 North Half South Half New Jersey 1918 North half South Half
New Jersey Soils Maps 1919 courtesy of Dr. John Tedrow New Jersey Electric companies 1922
New Jersey Electric Companies 1928 New Jersey Inland Waterways 1928
New Jersey Civil Divisions 1940 New Jersey Geology 1940
  New Jersey Turnpike Map ca 1950 (back of map)
New Jersey Postal Routes 1913 New Jersey Postal Routes 1953
New Jersey Land Types 1954 (text on back) New Jersey Invites You - tourist sites and prisons 1955
New Jersey Electric companies 1959 New Jersey High Schools 1960s
Atlantic City Expressway || (back of map) 1970s Port Authority District 1979



HISTORICAL FOREST MAPS (also shows mines & quarries)



THE CHANGING LANDSCAPE OF NEW JERSEY












MIDDLESEX COUNTY (maps of the whole county)










1872 ATLAS OF NEW JERSEY by F.W. Beers
from Rutgers Special Collections and University Archives


UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
NEW JERSEY
NEW JERSEY GEOLOGY
ATLANTIC CITY / CAMDEN CITY / MOUNT HOLLY / WOODBURY
BAYONNE / GREENSVILLE
BELLEVILLE / MONTCLAIR
BELVIDERE / HACKETTSTOWN / NEWTON / PHILLIPSBURG / WASHINGTON VILLAGE
BERGEN / PASSAIC COUNTIES
BEVERLY / BURLINGTON CITY / GLOUSTER CITY / HADDONFIELD / MAY'S LANDING
BLOOMFIELD / LAMBERTVILLE / DOVER
BOONTON / MORRISTOWN
BORDENTOWN / BRICKSBURG / MADISON / MANCHESTER / TOM'S RIVER
BRIDGETON / CAPE MAY CITY / MILLVILLE / SALEM / VINELAND
BURLINGTON COUNTY NORTH
BURLINGTON COUNTY SOUTH
CAMDEN / GLOUCESTER COUNTIES
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
ELIZABETH
ENGLEWOOD
FREEHOLD / RAWAY
HOBOKEN / JERSEY CITY / WEEHAWKEN / UNION
HUDSON / UNION / ESSEX COUNTIES
HUNTERDON / SOMERSET COUNTIES
KEYPORT / MATAWAN / PERTH AMBOY
LONGBRANCH and vicinity
MIDDLESEX COUNTY
MERCER COUNTY
MORRIS COUNTY
NEWARK
OCEAN COUNTY
ORANGES
PATERSON
PLAINFIELD / SOMMERVILLE / FLEMMINGTON
SALEM COUNTY
SUSSEX COUNTY
TRENTON
WARREN COUNTY

HISTORICAL MAP LINKS
RUTGERS SPECIAL COLLECTIONS
DAVID RUMSEY MAP REPRODUCTIONS
HISTORICAL USGS MAPS
1895 NJ atlas by COUNTY (SMALLER FILES) Index to map
19th CENTURY GEOLOGICAL ATLAS SHEETS
HISTORICAL EUROPEAN MAPS
ANCIENT WORLD MAPPING CENTER
NOAA HISTORICAL MAPS & CHARTS
USDA Farm Service Agency Historical Aerial Photos
NJHIST LISTSERVE for New Jersey History
HISTORICAL MAP VALUATION
Historical US Census statistics on population totals by race, 1790 to 1990

SCANNED HISTORICAL PUBLICATIONS from the NJ STATE LIBRARY

NEW JERSEY'S REVOLUTIONARY EXPERIENCE A series of twenty-eight now out-of-print pamphlets published by the New Jersey Historical Commission that have been scanned by the NJ State Library. They explore New Jersey history at the time of the Revolution, by either looking at New Jersey's contribution to the Revolution or by studying some aspect of life in New Jersey during that time period.

Questions related to this webpage should be directed to Mike Siegel via email: misiegel@rutgers.edu


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