2010 Map of New Knoxville
USGS Topo · Published 2010About this map
New Knoxville sits at the northern edge of this West Central Ohio landscape, where the agricultural grid is interrupted by the headwaters of Loramie Creek and the sprawling waters of Lake Loramie. The 2010 survey highlights a region deeply tied to its early German heritage, evidenced by a high concentration of rural cemeteries such as Pilger Ruhe Cemetery, German Cemetery, and Sacred Heart Cemetery. Local transportation and community life center on historic village clusters like Minster and McCartyville, while Neil Armstrong Airport north of town serves as a modern landmark. The terrain is marked by an extensive drainage network including White Feather Ditch and Center Branch, which support the productive farmland surrounding the lakeside landings of Hegemanns Landing and Lehmkuhl Landing.
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1911 · Loramie
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1911 · Spencerville
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1913 · Sidney
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1944 · Sidney
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1944 · Loramie
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1944 · Spencerville
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1953 · Muncie
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1956 · Muncie
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