2019 Map of Woodburn North

About this map

The Maumee River winds prominently through this borderland region, cutting a wide path between Antwerp and Woodburn as it crosses from Indiana into Ohio. This agricultural landscape is defined by an intricate network of drainage ditches—including Wann Ditch, Hamm Ditch, and Beerbower Ditch—that supported the conversion of the Great Black Swamp into productive farmland. Small community markers like Halls Corners and Georgetown are scattered across the grid of section lines, reflecting the durable settlement patterns established during the late nineteenth century. Genealogical researchers can locate several family and community burial grounds, such as Scipio Cem and Diehl Cem, while landmarks like Brenneke Airport and Bluecast Spring show the ongoing use of the area's flat terrain and natural resources in the modern era.