2013 Map of Vevay North

About this map

Vevay stands at the southern edge of this map, overlooking the Ohio River and Vevay Island in a landscape defined by the sharp transition from the river valley to the uplands of Switzerland County. The interior is characterized by a network of ridges and winding waterways, including Indian Cr and Plum Cr, which separate high-ground settlements like Mount Sterling, Jacksonville, and Center Square. This 2013 survey illustrates how modern infrastructure follows long-established transit corridors, with routes like Bennington Pike and Smith Ridge Rd navigating the complex terrain. Numerous small lakes and reservoirs, such as Lake Geneva and Edwin Pray Lake, are scattered across the northern reaches near Allensville. The presence of Roberts Airport and various family-named ridges like Drakes Ridge and Popcorn Ridge provide points of interest for those tracking the intersection of 21st-century landmarks and traditional rural settlement patterns.