2019 Map of Shelby

About this map

The city of Shelby anchors the southern portion of this landscape, situated along the Black Fork Mohican River and Bear Run. This region at the junction of Richland, Crawford, and Huron counties is defined by its agricultural grid and the drainage systems of Marsh Run and the West Huron River. To the north, the village of Plymouth straddles the county line, featuring established landmarks like Green Lawn Cem and Pioneer Rest Cem. Between these two population centers, the landscape is punctuated by smaller settlements such as Auburn Center and London. Water management is prominent in the northwest, where the Celeryville Reservoir and nearby Cooke Pond Number One suggest the area's specialized local industry. Numerous family-named roads and rural cemeteries, including Hanna Cem and Myers Cem, provide specific points of interest for those tracing the local genealogy and land use patterns of this north-central Ohio corridor.