1907 Map of London

The terrain is defined by the drainage patterns of Little Darby Creek and Deer Creek, which dictated the placement of local infrastructure like Andersons Mill. For those researching family history, the map provides precise locations for the Childrens Home north of London, as well as rural educational centers such as Dunn School and Glade School. The extensive network of named pikes, such as National Pike and Xenia Pike, illustrates the evolution of early Ohio thoroughfares from simple wagon roads to established commercial corridors.