2010 Map of Navarre

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The Tuscarawas River carves through the eastern edge of this landscape, anchoring a corridor of historical development from Navarre south toward Rockville. The river's influence is mirrored by the complex drainage of the Sugar Creek watershed to the west, where the Middle Fork Sugar Creek and South Fork Sugar Creek converge near Beach City. This 2010 topographic record highlights a notable density of rural burial grounds, including the Old Lutheran Cemetery and Saint Clements Cemetery, providing critical spatial data for genealogists tracing Stark County families. Industrial history is etched into the terrain at the Tiger Mine and Fox Mine, while the Beach City Dam and Beach City Lake illustrate modern water management. Smaller crossroads and rail-adjacent communities like Justus, Harmon, and Brewster dot the interior, connected by a network of county roads that reveal the transition from agricultural tracts like Baltzly Farms to concentrated village centers.