2010 Map of Shelby

About this map

Shelby serves as the primary urban center in this northern Ohio landscape, where the grid of the city meets the expansive agricultural reaches of Richland and Crawford counties. The geography is defined by its water systems, notably the Black Fork Mohican River and Marsh Run, which navigate a terrain marked by early infrastructure like the Celeryville Upground Reservoir Dam. In the northern portion of the map, the village of Plymouth sits at a crossroads, its civic life anchored by the Plymouth Post Office. The area is rich in sites for genealogical research, with several established burial grounds including Pioneer Rest Cemetery, Green Lawn Cemetery, and Myers Cemetery scattered across the township. Transport and leisure also shape the modern character of the region, from the Shelby Community Airport to the greens of the Woody Ridge Golf Course near Cooke Pond Number Two.