2013 Map of Shelby

About this map

Shelby sits at the intersection of Richland and Crawford counties, serving as a significant hub where the Black Fork Mohican River begins its course. This 2013 survey reveals a landscape defined by industrial legacy and agricultural transitions, with landmarks like Skiles Field and the Shelby Community Airport anchoring the southern city limits. To the north, the village of Plymouth straddles the line between Huron and Richland counties, surrounded by a high concentration of established burial grounds including Pioneer Rest Cem and Green Lawn Cem. The surrounding countryside is dotted with small settlements such as London, Auburn Center, and New Pittsburgh, connected by a grid of rural roads like Sawyer Rd and Hazelbrush Rd. Water features like Marsh Run and Cooke Pond Number 1 reflect the local drainage patterns essential to the area's farming history.