2013 Map of Manchester Islands

About this map

Manchester sits as a primary riverside hub along the Ohio River in this 2013 survey, where the river's path is defined by Manchester Island Number 1 and Manchester Island Number 2. The landscape north of the river in Ohio is marked by a high density of historical burial grounds, including the Odd Fellows Cem and the Manchester Second Street Cem. The terrain rises toward the north and south, featuring distinctive elevations such as Hymes Knob and Sulphur Knob, while the riverbank is dotted with access points like the Island Creek Boat Launch Ramp and Wells Landing. Smaller settlements like Bentonville, Wrightsville, and Fearisville anchor the surrounding rural road network, connected by routes like Cabin Creek Rd and Island Creek Rd that follow the natural contours of hollows like Williamson Hollow.