1960 Map of Latty

About this map

The rail junction at Latty serves as the focal point of this Northwest Ohio landscape, where the Norfolk And Western meets the Penn Central line. This 1960s-era topography illustrates a rural economy defined by these corridors and the small communities that grew alongside them, such as Broughton and Haviland. The terrain is drained by a complex network of named waterways including Flatrock Creek, Blue Creek, and Prairie Creek, which dictate the placement of local landmarks.