1982 Map of Ohio

About this map

Ohio and its surrounding prairie landscapes are defined by a geometric grid of rural routes and the diagonal path of the Burlington Northern railroad. The village center is characterized by its organized street plan and community infrastructure, including a local Park and Sewage Disposal facility. One of the most significant historical markers on this sheet is the Old Indian Treaty Boundary, which cuts horizontally across the southern township lines, providing a tangible link to the regional 19th-century land cessions and the early American surveying process.