2016 Map of Zanesville

About this map

Roanoke and Zanesville anchor this 2016 survey of the tri-county borderlands where Huntington, Allen, and Wells counties meet. The landscape is defined by a dense network of agricultural drainage and natural waterways, including the Little River and Aboite Creek. The presence of Roanoke Station and the cross-county transit corridors highlight the area's role as a connection point between regional hubs. Local history is preserved in family and community burial sites such as Hoverstock Cem near Zanesville and Saint Johns Cem to the south. The intricate grid of rural roads, including Hosler Rd and Kress Rd, illustrates the persistent township-and-range division of the Indiana countryside. Significant water management features like Pleasant Run Ditch and the Graham-McCulloch Ditch Number Four reveal the extensive engineering required to maintain the productivity of this glaciated terrain.