2019 Map of Denmark
USGS Topo · Published 2019About this map
The Olentangy River and Whetstone Creek carve through this central Ohio landscape, marking the transition between the agricultural plains of Marion and Morrow counties. The area is defined by a dense network of small burial grounds and rural crossroads, with the Marion Co Morrow Co boundary line bisecting the region north-to-south. Settlement hubs like Claridon and the village of Denmark anchor the local road system, while the larger town of Cardington sits in the southeast corner. Genealogists will find a wealth of named sites, including Graveyard Hill, Thew Cem, and the Underwood Cem. The land is heavily drained by a series of agricultural channels such as Muskrat Ditch, McKibben Ditch, and Buehrmond Ditch, which support the farmstead economy that has shaped this region for generations.
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