Most historical map images courtesy of Rutgers Special Collections and University Archives. Other sources are noted next to the links below.

Permission is granted solely to view these map images. No other permission to use the map images on these webpages is granted.

COPIES OF THE MAPS ARE NOT AVAILABLE FOR SALE

 

Map images courtesy of Rutgers Special Collections and University Archives

Newark 1666–1916

Newark |  c1806  |  1853  |  1872  |  1881  |  1885  |  c1889  | 1890  |  1892 burying ground 3  |  1904  |  1915  |

Newark 5th ward 1851

 |  New Orange Industrial Association 1  |  New Orange Industrial Association 2  |

 

Map images courtesy of Library of Congress Geography and Map Division, digital collections

Newark & East Newark 1836   |   Library of Congress  original file & citation

Newark  |  1859 |  1875  |  1876  |  1878  |  1879  |

 

Newark Elizabeth Oranges 1891 Courtesy of David Rumsey Map Collection ( link to original)

Newark to Paterson 1891 Courtesy of David Rumsey Map Collection (link to original)

Newark Atlas 1901 courtesy of Dr. Albert Poet, MD some plates are missing

Map images courtesy of Rutgers Geography Department:  Newark  | c 1938  |   c 1944  |  USGS topographic quads mid 20th century

Newark Topographic Bathymetric 1986 | Courtesy of NOAA Historical Maps and Charts

 

Map images courtesy of Charles McGrath Jr.
|  Newark Town Lots 1666  |  Newark Mountain 1696  |   Newark Mountain Book  |  Newark Mountain 3rd Division 1696  |  Newark Mountain circa 1700  |
|  Newark boudaries 1666-1713  |  Woodruff and Lyons Farms, Hillside/Newark ca. 1700  |  Vailsburg Section of Newark ca. 1800

 

Old Newark

A Walk Through Newark with David Hartman and Historian Barry Lewis

Barbara and Leonard Littman Architecture and Design Library map collection- NJIT

NJ Historical Society 52 Park Place, Newark

 

NJ Time Machine – compare 1930 and 2020 Imagery

A historian's tips to students researching local history

1872 Atlas of New Jersey - F.W. Beer | 1873 Atlas of New Jersey - G.W. Hopkins (link to the Library of Congress)

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