2013 Map of New Albany

About this map

New Albany serves as a central hub in this detailed look at northeast Columbus, where the suburban expansion of the early 21st century meets long-established rural landscapes. The topography is defined by the drainage networks of Blacklick Cr and Rocky Fork Cr, along with numerous man-made agricultural improvements like Bevelheimer Ditch and Cole Ditch. The map documents a high density of ancestral burial grounds, including Burnside Cem, Dague Cem, and Headley Cem, which anchor the modern road network to the area's pioneer history. Local crossroads such as Havens Corners and Ovid maintain their identity amidst growing residential developments. Significant landmarks such as the Hoover Reservoir in the northwest corner and the Saint Pauls Lutheran Ch provide clear spatial orientation for researchers tracing the evolution of Franklin and Licking counties.