1905 Map of Arlington
USGS Topo · Published 1961About this map
The Blanchard River and its numerous tributaries, such as Ottawa Creek and Eagle Creek, carve through this section of Northwest Ohio, defining a landscape dominated by agriculture and burgeoning rail junctions. At the dawn of the twentieth century, several competing railroads, including the Northern Ohio RR and the Ohio Central Lines, intersected at Arlington, while the Pennsylvania System and Toledo and Ohio Central RR crossed at Dunkirk. These transit hubs supported small agricultural villages and industrial sites like the Quarry near Dunkirk.
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