2013 Map of Watertown

About this map

Wolf Creek and its numerous branching tributaries, including the South Branch Wolf Creek and Southwest Fork S Br Wolf Cr, define the drainage patterns of this Washington County landscape. The settlement of Watertown sits at the junction of several county roads, while Barlow and Vincent anchor the southeastern portion of the map. This 2013 survey illustrates the modern road network, including Oh-339, Oh-676, and Oh-550, which connect these small rural communities. Genealogists will find several burial grounds across the townships, such as Barlow Central Cem, Layman Cem, and N Watertown Cem. Local infrastructure is marked by crossings like Harra Bridge and Bell Bridge, which span the creek system that once drove the early development of this region. The map also captures the Little Hocking River flowing near the southern boundary, highlighting the intricate hydrology of the area.