2013 Map of Cutler

About this map

Wayne National Forest land dominates this section of southeastern Ohio, where deep hollows and narrow ridges separate small communities like Cutler and Frost. The landscape is a network of rural roads and family-named landmarks, many of which are documented through an exceptional density of small burial grounds. Genealogists will find names such as Timothy Jones Cem, Boyles Cem, and Jarvis Cem tucked into the wooded slopes. The terrain is defined by the Hocking River and the W Br Little Hocking River, which carve through the plateau. Significant natural and man-made landmarks, including the Rock Bridge geological feature and the Root Bridge crossing, anchor the local geography. Scattered settlements like Decaturville and Beebe remain connected by historical routes like Oh-555, illustrating the enduring layout of these rural townships in the early 21st century.