2010 Map of Springboro
USGS Topo · Published 2010About this map
Springboro serves as the hub of this Southwest Ohio landscape, showing a period of suburban expansion interlaced with deep-rooted agricultural and local history. The map documents numerous small burial grounds essential for genealogical research, including the Old School Baptist Cemetery, Salem Cemetery, and Null Cemetery. The transition from rural to residential is visible in the network of winding drives around Lake Forest and the established orchards of the Hidden Valley Fruit Farm. Aviation history is marked by Dayton General Airport South and the smaller Skyland Airport to the southeast. Waterways like Clear Creek, Sugar Creek, and Holes Creek define the drainage of the area, while the rural corners of the quadrangle preserve older place names like Flat Iron, Pekin, and Lytle.
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This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
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