2013 Map of Batavia North

About this map

Oak Orchard Creek and its tributaries carve a path through the agricultural landscape north of Batavia, defining the geography of this Genesee County region. In this early twenty-first-century survey, the village of Elba serves as a central hub, surrounded by smaller hamlets like East Oakfield, Langton Corners, and Daws. The map reveals a high density of burial grounds, including Pine Hill Cemetery and Maplelawn Cemetery, which provide significant points of interest for genealogists tracing local families. Further south, the urban fringe of Batavia emerges, featuring regional infrastructure such as the Genesee County Airport and Genesee Community College. The landscape is dominated by a grid of rural roads and the prominent Bulgary Ridge, showing the modern distribution of residential developments like Country Meadows and My-T Acres alongside long-established landmarks like McArthur Stadium and the South Lyon Street Bridge.