This beautifully detailed map of Marysville, Ohio was created in 2026 using aerial imagery combined with modern topographical, census, street and landmark data. It’s a one-of-a-kind view of Marysville that combines accurate data with a vintage aesthetic. The map shows every building in its true location, many of the roads carry their names, and the shaded topographic relief shows the shape of the land.
Explore an aerial view of Marysville, Ohio
On the map you’ll find Marysville City Hall, Hickory Run, Dipple, Milford Estates, Eljer Park, MacIvor Woods, Oakdale Cemetery, Adena Pointe, Buxton Meadows, Carriage Acres, Fleetwood Park, Green Pastures, and more. If you look closely you can even find your house accurately drawn in its correct location. Zoom in on the preview to look for yours.
Did you know this piece of Marysville, Ohio history?
Samuel W. Culbertson founded Marysville in 1819 beside Mill Creek. He named the new town for his daughter, Mary. By 1888 its tree-lined streets had earned it the nickname the Shaded City.
Take a closer look at the Marysville map
Street and place names on the Marysville, Ohio map
These names are printed on the map of Marysville, Ohio.
Places: Marysville City Hall, Hickory Run, Dipple, Milford Estates, Eljer Park, MacIvor Woods, Oakdale Cemetery, Adena Pointe, Buxton Meadows, Carriage Acres, Fleetwood Park, Green Pastures, Greenwood Colony, Millcreek Meadows and Woodview Park.
Streets and roads: North Main Street, London Avenue, County Highway 123, Columbus Avenue, North Maple Street, Milford Avenue, Waldo Road, Hickory Drive, West Fourth Street, Watkins Road, West Fifth Street, East Fifth Street.
More street names, A to Z
Allenby Drive, Amrine-Wood, Amrine Mill Road, Aspen Drive, Bay Laurel Drive, Belmont Drive, Black Hawk Drive, Boerger Road, Bridge Water Drive, Bridle Drive, Buerger Street, Burkdale Drive, Calvary Road, Carmel Drive, Charles Lane, Cherry Street, Chestnut Street, Chiprock Drive, Cinnamon Drive, Clydesdale Way, Clymer Road, Cobblestone Way, Colemans Crossing Boulevard, Collins Avenue, Corbel Drive, County Highway 1, County Highway 35, County Highway 52, County Highway 78, County Highway 88, County Highway 105, County Highway 132, County Home Road, Creekview Drive, Damascus Road, Deer Run Drive, Derby Drive, Dunham Street, East Ninth Street, East Sixth Street, Echo Drive, Edgewood Drive, Ellwood Avenue, Emmaus Road, Fairwood Drive, Fawn Meadow Drive, First Street, Fladt Road, Fox Fire Drive, Garden Drive, Greenwood Boulevard, Grove Street, Hemlock Drive, Hickory Gate Drive, Hickory Hill Drive, Hillcrest Drive, Holly Drive, Industrial Parkway, Kentucky Circle, Links Drive, Lydia Drive, Meadowlark Lane, Meadows Drive, Milcrest Drive, Milington Way, Mill Road, Mill Wood Boulevard, Morey Drive, Mulberry Street, Northcrest Drive, Northwest Parkway, Palm Drive, Park Avenue, Parkway Drive, Payne Road, Pepper Lane, Philip Herre Road, Poplar Street, Poppy Lane, Prairie Drive, Raymond Road, Rebecca Drive, Redwood Drive, Royal Oaks Drive, Saffron Drive, Scott Circle, Scott Farms Boulevard, Scottslawn Road, Sherwood Avenue, South Main Street, South Maple Street, South Oak Street, South Plum Street, Springwood Lane, Square Drive, Stallion Way, Summer Tree Loop, Suntra Way, Surrey Lane, Tamarac Drive, Taylor Avenue, Terrace Drive, Third Street, Timber Lane, Timber Trails Road, Timberview Drive, Triple Crown Way, Trophy Drive, Twp Highway 70, Valley Drive, Van Kirk Drive, Village Drive, Walker Woods Lane, Walnut, Watkins Glen Boulevard, Watkins Glen Circle, Weaver Road, Wedgewood Drive, West Eighth Street, West Ninth Street, West Seventh Street, West Sixth Street, White Oak Court, Wilderness Road, Wildwood Lane, Windsor Drive, Woodcrest Drive.
See the Marysville, Ohio map on a wall
The Marysville map as an 18 x 24 inch print in a black frame.
This beautifully detailed map of Marysville makes an attractive addition to your office, library, or den, and it can even be used to teach children the geography and history of the area. It also makes a great gift for someone who left Marysville and still calls it home. When you’re done exploring, click here to get your copy of the Marysville map.
