Discover Haddonfield

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Discover Haddonfield helps residents and visitors find and enjoy the borough’s parks, trees, historic sites and walking tours. It is not an official borough map and should not be used for property, planning or legal purposes.

Locations marked “approximate” were placed from addresses, tour maps or street layouts and may be off by up to about 100 meters. Park outlines come from the 2008 open space plan maps and are accurate to roughly 15–50 meters.

Map design and development: name to come.
Dinosaur sites, Dinosaur Tour and drawings: the Hadrosaurus foulkii Historic Trail, created by Haddonfield Troop 65 Eagle Scout Jacob Peacock (2010, updated 2018). The National Historic Landmark park was developed in 1984 by Troop 65 Boy Scout Christopher Brees.
Notable Trees, Tree Tour and tree photos: Haddonfield Shade Tree Commission, Town Tree Tour (2012), developed by Robin Potter.
Black History: the Preserving Black Haddonfield History Project.
Rivers, ponds, lakes and streams: U.S. Geological Survey, National Hydrography Dataset.
Map software: Leaflet (open source).

Parks, fields, trails, waterways and street layout: Borough of Haddonfield Open Space and Recreation Plan (2008, updated 2018), maps by Remington & Vernick Engineers.
Borough, church, school, memorial and transportation sites: Borough of Haddonfield, Borough Landmarks.
Champion & Heritage Trees: New Jersey Big and Heritage Tree Registry, NJDEP Forest Service (Big & Heritage Trees).
Black History: Haddonfield Public Library, local history; The Sun Newspapers; WHYY; CBS Philadelphia; New Jersey Department of State.
Dinosaur history: the trail brochure’s reading list, including Hadrosaurus.com by Hoag Levins.
Historic site locations: Historical Marker Database, Wikipedia and Wikivoyage.
Proposed open space sites: news coverage of the Bancroft redevelopment and the 2018 Radnor Field land swap.
Corrections and suggestions: contact details to come.