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Interactive Maps

These map applications were created in the College's Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Lab. A variety of tools are available at the top right edge of the window which allow different features to be viewed. Map layers can be turned on and off. You can use the query tool to search for and identify plants by common, scientific or family names.

Trail Map

Arboretum Geodatabase - All Collections

Mamacoke Island Geology Tour

Nancy Moss Fine Azalea Garden 

Ethnobotany in the Connecticut College Arboretum

Native Trees of the Connecticut College Arboretum

Jogging Trails Map

The Edgerton and Stengel Wildflower Garden

 

Self Guided Tour Maps 

These maps are formatted to be printed on 8 1/2" x 11" paper. More informative map brochures are available at the Arboretum office at 33 Gallows Lane.

Connecticut College Arboretum

Native Plant Collection

Caroline Black Garden

Campus Landscape

Arboretum Jogging Trails

Arboretum Office

P: 860-439-5020 E: arbor@conncoll.edu

Mailing Address

Connecticut College Arboretum
270 Mohegan Avenue
New London, CT 06320

 

Main office

33 Gallows Lane, Suite 114
New London, CT 06320

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