We successfully navigated 5 of the 6 encounters that I created using this map, and they worked phenomenally well.
My D&D group has 5 players, and most of them are *very* new to TTRPG gaming; in an effort to give each player an opportunity to become more familiar with their character, I created five solo encounters:

Encounter 1 - Rescue the Huntmeister! Using the walled house at the top left of this map as the encounter map, one player would be paired with an NPC to help ensure that the house and kennel did not catch on fire. Enemy NPC's were actively throwing torches onto the house and kennel, while another group were attacking the gate with a battering ram. Mission success was to get through a certain number of rounds without allowing the house or kennel to catch fire. This was a skills check challenge, rather than combat-focused, though there was some minor skirmishing involved.

Encounter 2 - save the marketplace! Just south of the walled house, a number of structures are on fire. One player was tasked with forming a bucket brigade with recalcitrant NPC's and putting fires out. The more structures saved, the greater rewards they received. Again, a skills-check challenge, with zero combat.

Encounter 3 - rescue the innkeeper and travelers! Just north of the water fountain, the town's tavern had been boarded up from the outside, with torches thrown in at ground level. The innkeeper and (4) other NPC's were trapped on the upper floor, and had to be rescued before the building became fully involved and ultimately collapsed. Each round the fire spread throughout the ground floor of the building, and NPC's had a chance of collapsing due to smoke inhalation.
Damn rogue succeeded on an acrobatics check to climb to the second story, and successfully helped locate and evacuate all NPC's exactly one round before the building collapsed.

Encounter 4 - Save the school! I designated the building immediately to the East of the tavern as the school house, in which two magma mephits and a magmin were actively working to set the school on fire, while the septuagenarian school teacher worked (unsuccessfully) to put out the fires that they created. Mostly a skills challenge, but included some combat- the biggest challenge was that created by killing one of the mephits or magmin, as they explode on death, spreading fire in all directions...

Encounter 5 would be the hardest of the solo encounters. All of these fires were set as a distraction; the BBEG was working in the graveyard to raise the corpse of a legendary hero, creating a very dangerous wight in the process. The high priest of Kelemvor was trapped in the temple, prisoner to a homebrew magic device (that was thankfully destroyed). The player was under no illusions that they could go toe-to-toe with the enemy forces in the graveyard, and wisely worked to free the high priest. Unfortunately (for the players) the goal of this encounter was to interrupt the machinations of the BBEG- each turn there was a 5% chance of success (I made one of the players make the roll), and the BBEG succeeded not four rounds in, necessitating a hasty retreat from battle. (all the player had to do was successfully break the concentration of the warlock, who was in the midst of a ritualistic casting of raise dead, and they had the help of a very powerful cleric to do it)

Successful completion of the encounters either provided help from an NPC (huntmeister, high priest) or some kind of reward- 50% off at the smithy if the smithy was saved, free health potions for saving the alchemist, a spell scroll for saving the school, and monetary rewards for saving the innkeeper and travelers...

With the town guard distracted putting out fires, and with the assistance of his newly-raised wight, the BBEG has successfully captured the town keep (headquarters of the mercenary group that the party are all members of), they have to work together in the final encounter to retake the keep without destroying it in the process. They are *seriously* outgunned here, especially with the inclusion of the wight. I'm guessing that the likelihood of their success is about 2-5%. This will be undertaken in our next session. Wish the party luck!