1966 Map of Springfield

About this map

Springfield and its industrial and residential sprawl dominate this mid-century landscape, centered at the confluence of Buck Creek and the Mad River. The urban core is dense with civic infrastructure, including City Hall, the Courthouse, and Wittenberg University, while peripheral growth is marked in purple revisions from the early 1980s. To the north and west, smaller settlements like Lawrenceville and Eagle City maintain a distinct identity amidst the expanding suburbs of Northridge and Sunnyland.