2013 Map of Koleen

About this map

Plummer Creek and its many tributaries, including Flyblow Branch and Clifty Branch, define the drainage patterns across this Greene County landscape. The settlement of Koleen sits at a crossroads in the northern section, while Doans anchors the central region along Doans Creek. The terrain is characterized by a series of prominent rises such as Taylor Ridge, Haney Ridge, and the aptly named Hard Scrabble Ridge. In the south, the waters of Greenwood Lake and Oberlin Lake dominate the geography, fed by First Creek. Local history is preserved in the names of natural landmarks like Rock Springs, Rankin Spring, and Osborne Spring, which likely served as vital water sources for early residents. The map captures a detailed network of rural routes, from Piankeshaw Trail to numerous named county roads that connect these dispersed communities and topographic features.