2010 Map of Jelloway

About this map

Jelloway and the crossroads of College Hill anchor this rural landscape in north-central Ohio, where the drainage of Jelloway Creek and Shadley Valley Creek shapes the local topography. This early 21st-century record reveals a region deeply tied to its faith and community history, evidenced by a dense concentration of denominational burying grounds. Notable sites include the Jelloway Methodist Episcopal Cemetery, the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery, and the North Bend Church of the Brethren Cemetery. To the north, the terrain transitions toward the Clear Fork Mohican River and the recreation areas surrounding Pleasant Hill Lake and Pleasant Hill Dam. Smaller settlements like Nunda and natural landmarks such as Big Lyons Falls provide further geographic context for researchers tracing the development of this Ashland County corridor.