2010 Map of Bellevue

About this map

Bellevue is the primary hub of this landscape, positioned where several key roads converge near a complex system of reservoirs and water infrastructure. The town’s layout is supported by the Bellevue Reservoir Number One and Bellevue Reservoir Number Four, along with their associated dams, reflecting the managed water resources essential for this northern Ohio community. Beyond the municipal center, the map reveals a pattern of rural settlement characterized by small hamlets and significant genealogical markers. Numerous family and community burial grounds, such as Tew Cemetery, Deyo Cemetery, and Wickwire Cemetery, are scattered across the terrain, often located at crossroads or adjacent to established agricultural tracts. Natural and artificial drainage features like Mills Creek, Pipe Creek, and the long Snyders Ditch cut through the fields, illustrating the effort to drain and utilize the land for farming and development. Outlying settlements like Strongs Ridge and Parkertown maintain their distinct positions within the grid of county roads.