
The Vermilion River and its various tributaries, including the Southwest Branch Vermilion River, define the agricultural landscape of this corner of Ohio. The village of New London serves as the primary hub, where N Railroad St and US Rte 250 intersect. The area is dotted with small rural crossroads and settlements such as Fitchville, Herefork, and Ruggles, many of which maintain their own local burial grounds like the Fitchville Cem and Ruggles Township Cem. This modern survey reveals a community deeply rooted in its local history, with numerous cemeteries like the Quaker Cem and Ninevah Road Cem preserved across the township. The presence of the New London Upground Reservoir and Crall Pond highlights the importance of water management in this lowland terrain straddling the boundary between Huron Co and Ashland Co.
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