2002 Map of Corning

About this map

Wayne National Forest dominates the terrain of south-central Ohio in this 2002 revision, where the rolling hills of the Scioto River Purchase meet the deep waters of Burr Oak Reservoir. The landscape is a study in resource management and recreation, featuring the Tom Jenkins Dam and the expansive Burr Oak State Park. While much of the area has transitioned to conservation and leisure, the footprint of heavy industry remains visible through numerous Strip Mines and Gas Wells scattered across the ridges near Corning and Glouster. The map details a dense network of early settlements such as Millertown, Congo, and Hunterdon, alongside established family landmarks like Asbury Cem and Stuart Cem. Regional geography is further defined by the winding course of Sunday Creek and its many branches, including Glycerin Hollow and Wildcat Hollow.