1994 Map of Cambridge

About this map

Cambridge serves as the focal point of this Ohio landscape, where the confluence of Wills Creek and Leatherwood Creek has shaped the town's development. The map reveals a transition from the urban grid of the county seat to the sprawling Salt Fork State Park and Wildlife Area in the northeast. Institutional history is prominent here, notably the large footprint of the Cambridge State Mental Health Developmental Center and the Guernsey Mem Hosp. Transportation and industry markers like Mineral Siding and numerous labeled Oil Wells and Drill Holes indicate the region's reliance on natural resources. Further out, small settlements like Tyner and Oldham remain connected by rural routes such as Old Grade Road, while the Cambridge Reservoir and Salt Fork Lake reflect the mid-century engineering that reshaped the local topography.