1960 Map of Limaville

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Lexington and Marlboro townships center this 1960s study of the Ohio landscape, revealing a transition from agricultural acreage to early suburban development. The northern section is marked by the Western Reserve boundary, where straight-line road grids like German Church Road and South Boundary Street intersect small hamlets such as New Baltimore. To the southeast, the growing footprint of Alliance is visible, supported by the heavy infrastructure of the Pennsylvania Railroad and the New York Central Railroad.