1966 Map of New Albany

About this map

New Albany and the eastern fringes of Gahanna define this central Ohio landscape during a period of transition in the mid-1960s. The map illustrates a rural-to-suburban shift, with established agriculture in Plain and Jefferson townships meeting the expansion of housing and modern utilities. To the northwest, the Hoover Reservoir provides a major geographic boundary, while the Blendon Woods Metropolitan Park preserves a significant green space along the western edge.