2010 Map of Cornishville

About this map

The Salt River and Chaplin River systems define this landscape in the early 21st century, framing a rural territory marked by small community hubs and family-named backroads. Small settlements like Mayo in the north and Bohon near the center serve as local anchors, while Bushtown sits along the winding course of the Chaplin River to the west. The terrain is deeply carved by a network of waterways including Thompson Creek, Indian Creek, and Grapevine Creek, creating a complex drainage pattern that influenced the original placement of homes and farmsteads.