2016 Map of Oceola
USGS Topo · Published 2016About this map
Oceola and the surrounding agricultural landscape of Crawford County are defined by the winding paths of Broken Sword Creek and the Sandusky River. This 2016 survey highlights a cluster of significant local burial grounds including Oceola Number 1 Cem, Oceola Number 2 Cem, and Oceola Number 3 Cem, providing valuable spatial data for genealogists tracking families in the area. Further north, the settlement of Spore sits near Bethel Cem and the industrial footprint of Quarry Lake, while the German Reformed Cem and Mount Zion Cem mark long-established rural community centers. The geography transitions from the creek-fed lowlands to the Little Scioto River in the southeast, connected by a network of township roads such as Spore Brandywine Rd and Mount Zion Rd that maintain the traditional section-line grid of the Ohio countryside.
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