2010 Map of New Bellsville
USGS Topo · Published 2010About this map
New Bellsville and the surrounding township appear here in a period of established residential growth and water resource management. The landscape is defined by the drainage of East Fork Salt Creek and the presence of several significant reservoirs, including the expansive Harrison Lake and Grandview Lake. Small settlements like Bethany, Stony Lonesome, and Ogilville are connected by a network of ridge roads such as Four Mile Ridge RD and Nelson Ridge RD, reflecting the influence of the area's topography on its development.
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