2013 Map of Bainbridge

About this map

Paint Creek and its many tributaries, including Rocky Fork and Baker Fork, define the landscape of this southern Ohio region. The village of Bainbridge serves as a primary center of commerce and residence, situated near the Ross and Highland county line. Higher elevations are marked by numerous named peaks and ridges such as Irons Mtn, Shepherds Mtn, and Greenbrier Ridge, creating a terrain of deep hollows like Whiskey Hollow and Jimtown Hollow. Small, localized settlements such as Cynthiana and Lapperell are scattered throughout, often anchored by historic burial sites like Cynthiana Cem and Lapperell Cem. The presence of Haas Airport near the Paint Valley indicates modern accessibility, while the northwestern corner is occupied by the protected lands of Paint Creek State Park. Extensive road networks like Us-50 and Oh-41 connect these rural communities across the undulating topographic contours.