2019 Map of New Washington

About this map

The village of New Washington serves as the primary hub of this north-central Ohio landscape, where the Crawford, Seneca, and Huron county lines converge. The town layout is defined by the intersection of N Kibler St and E Main St, with a post office and several local religious landmarks, including Saint Bernard Cem and Lutheran Cem. To the south, the New Washington Upground Reservoir stands as a prominent engineered feature amidst the agricultural grid. The surrounding countryside is dotted with small hamlets such as North Auburn, Waynesburg, and Tiro, each maintaining its own identity through local cemeteries like Our Mother of Sorrows Cem and Oakland Cem. The drainage patterns of the region are shaped by the Broken Sword Cr and Honey Cr, which meander through the farmland, illustrating the persistent importance of water management in this rural township setting.