Classic USGS Roxbury Connecticut 7.5'x7.5' Topo Map

Historical USGS topographic quad map of Roxbury in the state of Connecticut. Typical map scale is 1:24,000, but may vary for certain years, if available. Print size: 24" x 27"

This quadrangle is in the following counties: Litchfield, New Haven.

The map contains contour lines, roads, rivers, towns, and lakes. Printed on high-quality waterproof paper with UV fade-resistant inks, and shipped rolled.

Contains the following named places: Battle Swamp Brook, Booth Hill, Botsford Hill, Bridgewater, Bronson Mountain, Burnham School, Camp Brook, Camp Mel, Center Cemetery, Chestnut Lands, Fenn Brook, Good Hill, Grassy Hill, Greenleaf Hill, Hodge Park, Hop Brook, Horse Heaven, Horse Hill, Hut Hill, Jacks Brook, Judds Bridge, Kinneys Corners, Kirby Brook, Little Jacks Brook, Mine Hill, Minor Brook, Moosehorn Brook, Moosehorn Hill, Old Leavonworth Cemetery, Painter Hill, Pierce Brook, Roxbury, Roxbury Brook, Roxbury Station, Rucum Hill, Second Hill, Second Hill Brook, South Cemetery, Steep Rock, The Clam Shell, Turrill Brook, Walker Brook, Weller Brook, Roxbury Falls, Roxbury Fire Tower, Good Hill Farm Airport, Canterbury Farm Airport (historical), Town of Bridgewater, Town of Roxbury, Levys Pond Dam, Levys Pond, Lake Hayward Dam, Lake Hayward, Wyant Pond Dam, Booth Free Elementary School, Brian E Tierney Preserve, Bridgewater Congregational Church, Bridgwater Green, Bridgewater Post Office, Bulkeley Hill, Burnham Library, Institute for American Indian Studies, Institute for American Indian Studies Research and Education Library, Lilly Preserve, Mine Hill Preserve, Minot Memorial Library, Minor Bridge, Natalie White Preserve, Paquabaug, Raven Rock, River Road Reserve, Roxbury Center Historic District, Roxbury Congregational Church, Roxbury Falls, Roxbury Post Office, Roxbury Town Hall, Sentry Hill, Bridgewater Volunteer Fire Department, Roxbury Volunteer Fire Department, Roxbury Ambulance Association, Center Cemetery, Bridgewater Census Designated Place