2013 Map of Bremen

About this map

Bremen serves as a central hub in this Fairfield County landscape, where the confluence of Rush Creek and Little Rush Cr shaped the local settlement patterns. The map documents a dense network of rural religious sites and burial grounds, such as Saint Emanuel Lutheran Cem and Olive Branch Cem, reflecting the deep-rooted community history of Rush Creek Township. To the south, the planned community of Hide-A-Way Hills is prominently featured, characterized by its complex of artificial reservoirs including Lake of Four Seasons and Lake Eagle Claw. This modern residential development contrasts sharply with the traditional agrarian and industrial markers of the area, like the site of Swartz Mill and the scattered hamlets of Geneva and North Berne. The inclusion of Willard Field Airport and the borders of the Wayne N F further define the varied land use between Fairfield, Hocking, and Perry Counties.