2013 Map of Northwest Columbus

About this map

The Scioto River and Olentangy River corridors define the development of northwestern Franklin County as it appeared in the early 2010s. This survey details the suburban expansion connecting Dublin, Worthington, and Columbus, revealing a landscape where modern infrastructure meets long-established landmarks. The presence of several historic burial grounds, such as Union Cem and Walnut Grove Cem, provides significant genealogical touchpoints within the growing residential zones. Education and specialized institutions are prominent, including the Pontifical Coll Josephinum in the north and the Reflexology Science Institute. The western edge of the map features the Griggs Reservoir and the Ohio State University Airport, illustrating the diverse land use of this region. Smaller incorporated enclaves like Riverlea remain distinct amidst the larger municipalities, while neighborhood names like Eastleft and Seagrave highlight the hyper-local geography of the capital's periphery.