1943 Map of Shauck

About this map

The confluence of the Clear Fork and Mohican River southeast of Lexington anchors this 1943 War Department survey of North Central Ohio. This region, where the headwaters of the Sandusky River and Olentangy River begin to carve the landscape, is defined by its early twentieth-century rural infrastructure. A dense network of one-room schoolhouses—such as Jugs Sch, Miracle Sch, and Blackhouse Sch—reflects the localized nature of community life before mid-century consolidation.