2013 Map of Springfield

About this map

The urban and suburban landscape of Springfield is defined by its strategic position at the confluence of the Mad River and Buck Creek. This modern survey reveals a dense network of neighborhoods such as Ridgewood, Kenwood Heights, and North Hill, alongside established institutions like Wittenberg Univ and Clark State Community College. The transportation corridor is dominated by the Norfolk Southern railway and the busy interchange of I-70 and Us 68. Historically significant sites are numerous, including the sprawling Ferncliff Cemetery and the Old Columbia Street Cemetery near the city center. To the west, the landscape transitions toward Lawrenceville and Snyders Mill, while the northeast is characterized by the expansive waters of the Clarence J. Brown Reservoir and the residential developments of Northridge.