2013 Map of New London

About this map

New London serves as the primary hub of this North Central Ohio landscape, where the confluence of the Vermilion River and several of its tributaries, including the E Br Vermilion River, shapes the local drainage and topography. The village layout is densely gridded, featuring historical corridors such as W Main St and S Main St, while the surrounding rural areas are marked by a significant concentration of burial grounds that offer valuable data for genealogical research. These include the Grove Street Cem, Fitchville Cem, and the specialized Holy Cross Catholic Cem. Infrastructure is characterized by the intersection of major thoroughfares like Us-250 and Us-224, alongside distinctive local landmarks such as the New London Upground Reservoir and the private Mindzak Airfield. The map also captures smaller communities and named locales like Fitchville, Hereford, and the residential area of Woodlyn Acres.