2013 Map of Canal Winchester

About this map

Canal Winchester sits at the convergence of Franklin and Fairfield counties, anchored by a rich network of early settlements and transportation corridors. This 2013 survey illustrates the developed landscape between Groveport and Pickerington, where the Us-33 corridor intersects the winding path of Walnut Creek. Significant genealogical and local history markers are found throughout the quadrangle, including the Mennonite Church Cem and the extensive Union Grove Cem. The area’s engineering history is preserved through infrastructure like the Bergstresser Covered Bridge and Loucks Covered Bridge. South of the main village, the terrain transitions toward Chestnut Ridge and smaller communities such as Lithopolis, Greencastle, and Marcy. This map provides a detailed view of the suburban and rural balance in central Ohio during the early twenty-first century, documenting every cemetery from Arlington Burial Park to the Brick Cem.