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1 Aberdeen Mound   July 15, 1974 Western side of State Route 41, north of Aberdeen
38°40′4″N 83°45′46″W / 38.66778°N 83.76278°W / 38.66778; -83.76278 (Aberdeen Mound)[1]: 20  		Brown: Aberdeen
2 Adams County Paleo-Indian District   October 17, 1974 North of U.S. Route 52 near Sandy Springs
38°36′48″N 83°17′39″W / 38.61333°N 83.29417°W / 38.61333; -83.29417 (Adams County Paleo-Indian District)[2] 		Adams: Green Township
3 Adena Mound   June 5, 1975 947-999 Orange St.
39°21′20″N 83°0′28.8″W / 39.35556°N 83.008000°W / 39.35556; -83.008000 (Adena Mound)[3] 		Ross: Chillicothe Levelled after excavation[4]
4 Alligator Effigy Mound   November 5, 1971 End of Bryn Du Dr.
40°4′12″N 82°30′4″W / 40.07000°N 82.50111°W / 40.07000; -82.50111 (Alligator Effigy Mound)[5] 		Licking: Granville
5 Beam Farm Woodland Archeological District   March 22, 2006 3983 Stone Rd., southwest of Sabina
39°29′20″N 83°43′4″W / 39.48889°N 83.71778°W / 39.48889; -83.71778 (Beam Farm Woodland Archeological District)[6] 		Clinton: Wilson Township Near Sabina
6 Benham Mound   July 30, 1974 Section 30 of the original Columbia Township, off Montgomery Road
39°11′38″N 84°25′31″W / 39.19389°N 84.42528°W / 39.19389; -84.42528 (Benham Mound)[7] 		Hamilton: Amberley
7 Boice Fort and Village Site   July 24, 1974 Western side of Pymatuning Creek, near Wayne
41°32′25.116″N 80°38′9.672″W / 41.54031000°N 80.63602000°W / 41.54031000; -80.63602000 (Boice Fort And Village Site)[8] 		Ashtabula: Wayne Township
8 Bone Mound II   July 15, 1974 Northwestern quarter of the southwestern quarter of Section 9 of Wayne Township, northwest of Oregonia
39°28′54″N 84°7′20″W / 39.48167°N 84.12222°W / 39.48167; -84.12222 (Bone Mound II)[1]: 27  		Warren: Wayne Township
9 Bone Stone Graves   July 15, 1974 Northwestern quarter of the southwestern quarter of Section 9 of Wayne Township, northwest of Oregonia
39°28′53″N 84°7′19″W / 39.48139°N 84.12194°W / 39.48139; -84.12194 (Bone Mound II)[1]: 27  		Warren: Wayne Township
10 Brokaw Site   June 17, 1976 Off Brokaw Dr., southwest of St. Clairsville
40°4′4″N 80°55′56.1″W / 40.06778°N 80.932250°W / 40.06778; -80.932250 (Brokaw Site)[9] 		Belmont: Richland Township
11 Brooke Site   January 1, 1976 Between Watson Rd. and the Auglaize River, east of the Ohio Power Dam
41°14′18″N 84°23′43″W / 41.23833°N 84.39528°W / 41.23833; -84.39528 (Brooke Site)[10] 		Defiance: Defiance Township
12 Bullskin Creek Site   March 30, 1978 On a terrace above Bullskin Creek, near its mouth at the Ohio River
38°46′50″N 84°5′25″W / 38.78056°N 84.09028°W / 38.78056; -84.09028 (Bullskin Creek Site)[11]: 9  		Clermont: Franklin Township
13 Burchenal Mound   May 29, 1975 West of benchmark 659 above Mill Creek
39°15′38.5″N 84°28′23″W / 39.260694°N 84.47306°W / 39.260694; -84.47306 (Burchenal Mound)[12]: 84  		Hamilton: Woodlawn
14 Burrell Fort   April 4, 1978 Along French Creek, ¼ mile from the Black River
41°27′32″N 82°6′8″W / 41.45889°N 82.10222°W / 41.45889; -82.10222 (Burrell Fort)[13] 		Lorain: Sheffield
15 Burrell Orchard Site   September 15, 1977 On a ridge off East River Road
41°27′18″N 82°6′24.3″W / 41.45500°N 82.106750°W / 41.45500; -82.106750 (Burrell Orchard Site)[14] 		Lorain: Sheffield
16 Wesley Butler Archeological District   July 24, 1976 Off U.S. Route 50 southwest of Elizabethtown
39°9′16″N 84°48′48″W / 39.15444°N 84.81333°W / 39.15444; -84.81333 (Butler, Wesley, Archeological District)[12] 		Hamilton: Whitewater Township
17 Tom Cannon Mound   May 2, 1974 On a bluff over the confluence of the Big and Little Darby Creeks
39°53′37.75″N 83°13′5″W / 39.8938194°N 83.21806°W / 39.8938194; -83.21806 (Cannon, Tom, Mound)[15] 		Franklin: Pleasant Township
18 Carlisle Fort   February 15, 1974 Western bank of Twin Creek, south of Germantown
39°35′26″N 84°21′15.4″W / 39.59056°N 84.354278°W / 39.59056; -84.354278 (Carlisle Fort)[16] 		Montgomery: German Township
19 Cary Village Site   May 13, 1975 Amid fields around the Cary Ditch, southeast of Plain City
40°4′49.2″N 83°14′46.2″W / 40.080333°N 83.246167°W / 40.080333; -83.246167 (Cary Village Site)[17]: 646  		Madison: Darby Township
20 Cedar-Bank Works   February 15, 1974 Eastern bank of the Scioto River, north of Chillicothe
39°24′4″N 82°58′36″W / 39.40111°N 82.97667°W / 39.40111; -82.97667 (Cedar-Banks Works)[16] 		Ross: Green Township
21 Clough Creek and Sand Ridge Archeological District   October 1, 1974 Along the ridge to the west of the Union Bridge
39°6′46″N 84°23′48″W / 39.11278°N 84.39667°W / 39.11278; -84.39667 (Clough Creek and Sand Ridge Archeological District)[18] 		Hamilton: Anderson Township
22 Coe Mound   July 18, 1974 West of High Street
40°1′30″N 83°1′16″W / 40.02500°N 83.02111°W / 40.02500; -83.02111 (Coe Mound)[3] 		Franklin: Columbus
23 Colerain Works Archeological District   June 18, 1976 Eastern bank of the Great Miami River, north of the site of Fort Dunlap
39°17′52.8″N 84°39′36″W / 39.298000°N 84.66000°W / 39.298000; -84.66000 (Colerain Works Archeological District)[19] 		Hamilton: Colerain Township
24 Conneaut Works   July 30, 1974 Off Mill Road
41°56′13.2″N 80°34′10.8″W / 41.937000°N 80.569667°W / 41.937000; -80.569667 (Conneaut Works)[20] 		Ashtabula: Conneaut
25 Conrad Mound Archeological Site   June 20, 1975 Off Rittenhouse Rd., southwest of Cleves
39°8′49″N 84°46′20″W / 39.14694°N 84.77222°W / 39.14694; -84.77222 (Conrad Mound Archeological Site)[1]: 70  		Hamilton: Miami Township
26 Dixon Mound   June 4, 1973 Next to the Homer Public Library in Homer
40°15′5.5″N 82°31′28.33″W / 40.251528°N 82.5245361°W / 40.251528; -82.5245361 (Dixon Mound)[21] 		Licking: Burlington Township
27 Dodge Site   March 29, 1978 17090 W. River Rd., north of Bowling Green
41°29′0″N 83°43′46″W / 41.48333°N 83.72944°W / 41.48333; -83.72944 (Dodge Site)[22] 		Wood: Middleton Township
28 Dravo Gravel Site   December 22, 1978 On a bluff above the Great Miami River, north of Cleves
39°11′28″N 84°45′0″W / 39.19111°N 84.75000°W / 39.19111; -84.75000 (Dravo Gravel Site)[11]: 9–11  		Hamilton: Miami Township
29 Dunlap Archeological District   October 21, 1975 Eastern bank of the Great Miami River, near the intersection of Dunlap and Great Miami River Rds.
39°17′36″N 84°39′12″W / 39.29333°N 84.65333°W / 39.29333; -84.65333 (Dunlap Archeological District)[23] 		Hamilton: Colerain Township Also known as Fort Dunlap[24]
30 Dunns Pond Mound   July 30, 1974 Junction of Mohawk and Mound Aves., northeast of Dunns Pond
40°28′32.448″N 83°51′46.404″W / 40.47568000°N 83.86289000°W / 40.47568000; -83.86289000 (Dunns Pond Mound)[25] 		Logan: Washington Township
31 Eagle Township Works I Mound   September 10, 1971 0.5 miles (0.80 km) north of the junction of Fincastle and Mound Rds., east of Fincastle
38°59′15″N 83°41′47″W / 38.98750°N 83.69639°W / 38.98750; -83.69639 (Eagle Township Works I Mound)[1]: 19  		Brown: Eagle Township Near Fincastle
32 Edgington Mound   July 15, 1974 Northern side of U.S. Route 52, east of Neville
38°48′15.42″N 84°11′23.82″W / 38.8042833°N 84.1899500°W / 38.8042833; -84.1899500 (Edgington Mound)[16] 		Clermont: Washington Township
33 Eiden Prehistoric District   November 21, 1978 0.8 km north of the confluence of the Black River and French Creek
41°27′51.5″N 82°6′45″W / 41.464306°N 82.11250°W / 41.464306; -82.11250 (Eiden Prehistoric District)[26] 		Lorain: Sheffield
34 Elk Lick Road Mound   February 20, 1975 Off Elklick Road, northwest of Bantam
39°0′42″N 84°8′2″W / 39.01167°N 84.13389°W / 39.01167; -84.13389 (Elk Lick Road Mound)[16] 		Clermont: Batavia Township
35 Ellis Mounds   July 30, 1974 Within the triangle formed by Hillview Rd., Wolford-Maskill Rd., and State Route 4, northeast of Marysville
40°17′15″N 83°20′56″W / 40.28750°N 83.34889°W / 40.28750; -83.34889 (Ellis Mounds)[17]: 1362  		Union: Paris Township
36 Enon Mound   February 23, 1972 Mound Circle in central Enon
39°52′46.524″N 83°55′53.976″W / 39.87959000°N 83.93166000°W / 39.87959000; -83.93166000 (Enon Mound)[27] 		Clark: Enon
37 Fairfield Township Works I   November 5, 1971 Eastern bank of the Great Miami River, 4 miles (6.4 km) above Hamilton
39°25′28″N 84°29′0″W / 39.42444°N 84.48333°W / 39.42444; -84.48333 (Fairfield Township Works I)[1]: 43  		Butler: Fairfield Township Near Hamilton
38 Ferris Site   October 29, 1974 On the banks of the Ohio River, 5 miles downstream from the William H. Zimmer Power Station
38°56′26″N 84°16′16″W / 38.94056°N 84.27111°W / 38.94056; -84.27111 (Ferris Site)[28] 		Clermont: Ohio Township Near New Richmond
39 Feurt Mounds and Village Site   June 18, 1973 Eastern bank of the Scioto River along the western side of U.S. Route 23, north of Portsmouth
38°48′21.1″N 82°59′19″W / 38.805861°N 82.98861°W / 38.805861; -82.98861 (Feurt Mounds and Village Site)[16] 		Scioto: Clay Township
40 Fortified Hill Works   July 12, 1974 Western side of the Great Miami River, 3 miles (4.8 km) below Hamilton
39°21′45.75″N 84°35′33″W / 39.3627083°N 84.59250°W / 39.3627083; -84.59250 (Fortified Hill Works)[16] 		Butler: Ross Township
41 Fort Miamis Site   June 18, 1975 Along the Maumee River at Fort Miamis State Memorial
41°34′21″N 83°37′34″W / 41.57250°N 83.62611°W / 41.57250; -83.62611 (Fort Miamis Site)[29] 		Lucas: Maumee
42 Frankfort Works Mound   May 17, 1973 Western side of Frankfort
39°24′16.68″N 83°11′14.19″W / 39.4046333°N 83.1872750°W / 39.4046333; -83.1872750 (Frankfort Works Mound)[30] 		Ross: Frankfort
43 John Galbreath Mound   July 15, 1974 Eastern bank of Big Darby Creek, west of Galloway
39°54′43″N 83°13′16.3″W / 39.91194°N 83.221194°W / 39.91194; -83.221194 (Galbreath, John, Mound)[31] 		Franklin: Pleasant Township
44 Gartner Mound and Village Site   July 27, 2005 Along the Scioto River, 6 miles north of Chillicothe
39°24′45.5″N 82°59′0″W / 39.412639°N 82.98333°W / 39.412639; -82.98333 (Gartner Mound and Village Site)[16] 		Ross: Green Township
45 Gatch Site   October 15, 1974 On the Gatch farm, off Gatch Avenue above the Little Miami River
39°10′12″N 84°17′21″W / 39.17000°N 84.28917°W / 39.17000; -84.28917 (Gatch Site)[32] 		Clermont: Milford
46 Glenford Fort   October 26, 1971 Along Jonathan's Creek south of Glenford
39°52′25.86″N 82°19′4.728″W / 39.8738500°N 82.31798000°W / 39.8738500; -82.31798000 (Glenford Fort)[16] 		Perry: Hopewell Township
47 Norma Grantham Site (33-La-139)   May 31, 1984 600 metres (2,000 ft) south of the Fairport Harbor Village Site,[33] along East Street about 0.75 miles (1.21 km) south of Lake Erie
41°44′27″N 81°16′8″W / 41.74083°N 81.26889°W / 41.74083; -81.26889 (Grantham, Norma, Site (33-La-139))[34] 		Lake: Fairport Harbor
48 Great Mound   October 7, 1971 West of Middletown
39°30′55.8″N 84°28′34.5″W / 39.515500°N 84.476250°W / 39.515500; -84.476250 (Great Mound)[16] 		Butler: Madison Township
49 Great Seal Park Archeological District   December 2, 1974 In Great Seal State Park, 3 miles from Chillicothe
39°22′12″N 82°56′24″W / 39.37000°N 82.94000°W / 39.37000; -82.94000 (Great Seal Park Archeological District)[35] 		Ross: Springfield Township
50 Hahn Field Archeological District   October 29, 1974 Above the Little Miami River in Clear Creek Park, 0.4 miles north of State Route 32
39°7′38″N 84°22′47″W / 39.12722°N 84.37972°W / 39.12722; -84.37972 (Hahn Field Archeological District)[36] 		Hamilton: Anderson Township
51 Highbank Park Works   February 15, 1974 On a bluff above the eastern bank of the Olentangy River
40°8′27.6″N 83°1′51.6″W / 40.141000°N 83.031000°W / 40.141000; -83.031000 (Highbank Park Works)[37] 		Delaware: Orange Township
52 Highbanks Metropolitan Park Mounds I and II   March 19, 1975 Eastern side of the Olentangy River, north of Worthington and east of Powell
40°9′22″N 83°1′21″W / 40.15611°N 83.02250°W / 40.15611; -83.02250 (Highbanks Metropolitan Park Mounds I and II)[38] 		Delaware: Orange Township
53 High Banks Works   July 16, 1973 Eastern bank of the Scioto River, southeast of Chillicothe
39°17′48″N 82°55′3″W / 39.29667°N 82.91750°W / 39.29667; -82.91750 (High Banks Works)[39] 		Ross: Liberty Township
54 Hill-Kinder Mound   November 5, 1971 Northeast of downtown Franklin
39°34′29″N 84°16′39.9″W / 39.57472°N 84.277750°W / 39.57472; -84.277750 (Hill-Kinder Mound)[16] 		Warren: Franklin
55 Hillside Haven Mound   November 21, 1978 Thousand Trails Campground, 1786 State Route 380
39°27′30″N 83°56′14″W / 39.45833°N 83.93722°W / 39.45833; -83.93722 (Hillside Haven Mound)[1]: 14  		Clinton: Adams Township
56 Hodgen's Cemetery Mound   September 25, 1975 In Hodgen's Cemetery, off Walden Ave.
40°10′28″N 80°41′41″W / 40.17444°N 80.69472°W / 40.17444; -80.69472 (Hodgen's Cemetery Mound)[40][41] 		Jefferson: Tiltonsville
57 Hogan-Borger Mound Archeological District   October 21, 1975 Eastern side of Hamilton-New London Rd., north of Ross
39°20′41″N 84°39′34″W / 39.34472°N 84.65944°W / 39.34472; -84.65944 (Hogan-Borger Mound Archeological District)[1]: 46  		Butler: Ross Township
58 Holder-Wright Works   February 15, 1974 Off Bright Rd., east of the Scioto River
40°6′46.78″N 83°6′22.78″W / 40.1129944°N 83.1063278°W / 40.1129944; -83.1063278 (Holder-Wright Works)[42] 		Franklin: Dublin
59 Hopeton Earthworks   October 15, 1966 On a terrace of the Scioto River at Hopetown, 1 mile east of the main Mound City group
39°23′11″N 82°58′45″W / 39.38639°N 82.97917°W / 39.38639; -82.97917 (Hopeton Earthworks)[43] 		Ross: Springfield Township
60 Hopewell Furnace Site   November 10, 1975 Along Yellow Creek below Lake Hamilton, northeast of the Lake Hamilton Dam
41°2′14″N 80°35′26″W / 41.03722°N 80.59056°W / 41.03722; -80.59056 (Hopewell Furnace Site)[44] 		Mahoning: Poland Township The first blast furnace west of the Appalachians and the first industrial operation in the Connecticut Western Reserve; also an archeological site[44]
61 Hopewell Mound Group   February 12, 1974 Northern bank of the North Fork of Paint Creek
39°21′40″N 83°5′24″W / 39.36111°N 83.09000°W / 39.36111; -83.09000 (Hopewell Mound Group)[16] 		Ross: Union Township
62 Hueston Woods Park Mound   November 5, 1971 Trail near Class A Campground in Hueston Woods State Park
39°35′5″N 84°46′44″W / 39.58472°N 84.77889°W / 39.58472; -84.77889 (Hueston Woods Park Mound)[45] 		Preble: Israel Township
63 Hurley Mound   May 5, 1978 East of McKay Rd. above the Anderson Fork, southwest of Lumberton
39°33′4″N 83°51′49″W / 39.55111°N 83.86361°W / 39.55111; -83.86361 (Hurley Mound)[1]: 15  		Clinton: Liberty Township
64 Incinerator Site   April 1, 1975 2301 W. River Rd.
39°42′47.664″N 84°13′55.524″W / 39.71324000°N 84.23209000°W / 39.71324000; -84.23209000 (Incinerator Site)[46] 		Montgomery: Dayton Also known as SunWatch Indian Village
65 Indian Hills Site   September 20, 1979 Atop a promontory above the final bend of Grassy Creek, east of its confluence with the Maumee River
41°36′24″N 83°33′12″W / 41.60667°N 83.55333°W / 41.60667; -83.55333 (Indian Hills Site)[47] 		Wood: Rossford
66 Irishtown Bend Archeological District   May 25, 1990 Western bank of the Cuyahoga River, along Riverbed Rd.
41°29′22.2″N 81°42′17.65″W / 41.489500°N 81.7049028°W / 41.489500; -81.7049028 (Irishtown Bend Archeological District)[48] 		Cuyahoga: Cleveland
67 Jackson Mound   October 21, 1975 East of State Route 207, 4 miles (6.4 km) north of Pancoastburg
39°40′40″N 83°15′55″W / 39.67778°N 83.26528°W / 39.67778; -83.26528 (Jackson Mound)[17]: 409–410  		Fayette: Madison Township
68 H.P. Jeffers Mound   May 2, 1974 Above the junction of Olentangy River Rd. and Plesenton Dr., west of downtown Worthington
40°5′33″N 83°2′22″W / 40.09250°N 83.03944°W / 40.09250; -83.03944 (Jeffers, H.P., Mound)[49] 		Franklin: Worthington
69 Keiter Mound   October 21, 1975 In woods west of McKay Rd., atop a bluff overlooking the Anderson Fork
39°32′52.5″N 83°52′46.5″W / 39.547917°N 83.879583°W / 39.547917; -83.879583 (Keiter Mound)[1]: 15  		Clinton: Liberty Township
70 Kelleys Island South Shore District   March 27, 1975 Water St. on the southern side of Kelleys Island; also the entire island
41°35′43″N 82°43′05″W / 41.595322°N 82.718081°W / 41.595322; -82.718081 (Kelleys Island South Shore District)[50] 		Erie: Kelleys Island "Entire island" represents a boundary increase of December 15, 1988, the Kelleys Island Historic District
71 Lake Ridge Island Mounds   October 16, 1974 Western side of State Route 368 on Lake Ridge Island
40°29′24.5″N 83°51′36.2″W / 40.490139°N 83.860056°W / 40.490139; -83.860056 (Lake Ridge Island Mounds)[51] 		Logan: Stokes Township
72 Landen Mounds I and II   May 27, 1975 Near Socialville-Foster Rd. by the northern side of Landen Lake, west of Foster
39°19′16″N 84°16′29″W / 39.32111°N 84.27472°W / 39.32111; -84.27472 (Landen Mounds I and II)[1]: 29–30  		Warren: Deerfield Township
73 Lichliter Mound and Village Site   June 4, 1973 Fields on the northern side of an intermittent stream, 1 mile (1.6 km) above Wolf Creek and 6 miles (9.7 km) above the Great Miami River
39°46′46″N 84°17′8″W / 39.77944°N 84.28556°W / 39.77944; -84.28556 (Lichliter Mound and Village Site)[52] 		Montgomery: Dayton
74 Locust Site (33MU160)   August 1, 1985 On a terrace along the Licking River east of Nashport
40°3′39″N 82°9′13″W / 40.06083°N 82.15361°W / 40.06083; -82.15361 (Locust Site (33MU160))[53] 		Muskingum: Licking Township
75 Luthor List Mound   October 16, 1974 Along the Kingston Pike, southeast of Circleville
39°34′31″N 82°55′29″W / 39.57528°N 82.92472°W / 39.57528; -82.92472 (Luthor List Mound)[54] 		Pickaway: Circleville Township Also known as the Burning Mound[24]
76 MacNichol Site   November 24, 1978 Southwest of Perrysburg along the Maumee River
41°32′53″N 83°40′2″W / 41.54806°N 83.66722°W / 41.54806; -83.66722 (MacNichol Site)[55] 		Wood: Perrysburg Township
77 Madison Fort   July 30, 1974 On a ridge between the Grand River and Mill Creek, southeast of Madison
41°44′42″N 81°1′20″W / 41.74500°N 81.02222°W / 41.74500; -81.02222 (Madison Fort)[56] 		Lake: Madison Township
78 Mann Mound   October 7, 1971 Section 12 of Wayne Township, northeast of Jacksonburg
39°33′5.4″N 84°29′42″W / 39.551500°N 84.49500°W / 39.551500; -84.49500 (Mann Mound)[57][16] 		Butler: Wayne Township
79 Mariemont Embankment and Village Site   October 16, 1974 Southern side of Mariemont, above the Little Miami River
39°8′27″N 84°22′45″W / 39.14083°N 84.37917°W / 39.14083; -84.37917 (Mariemont Embankment and Village Site)[16] 		Hamilton: Mariemont
80 Mathew Mound   May 29, 1975 Atop the hill on the northern side of Oak Rd.
39°15′44.5″N 84°26′33.5″W / 39.262361°N 84.442639°W / 39.262361; -84.442639 (Mathew Mound)[12]: 83  		Hamilton: Glendale
81 Maudru House   November 25, 1980 11786 Easton St. in Maximo
40°52′28″N 81°10′36″W / 40.87444°N 81.17667°W / 40.87444; -81.17667 (Maudru House)[58] 		Stark: Washington Township Maximo's only brick house[59]
82 Moar Mound and Village   January 1, 1976 Back a lane on the northern side of Lebanon-Union Rd., west of Morrow
39°21′49″N 84°11′45″W / 39.36361°N 84.19583°W / 39.36361; -84.19583 (Moar Mound and Village)[1]: 29  		Warren: Hamilton Township
83 Morris-Franks Site   September 5, 1975 Between Vermilion Rd. and the Black River, southeast of central Vermilion
41°24′33″N 82°20′4″W / 41.40917°N 82.33444°W / 41.40917; -82.33444 (Morris-Franks Site)[60] 		Lorain: Vermilion
84 Mt. Nebo Archeological District   March 3, 1975 Along the Great Miami River west of North Bend
39°8′42″N 84°47′31″W / 39.14500°N 84.79194°W / 39.14500; -84.79194 (Mt. Nebo Archeological District)[16] 		Hamilton: Miami Township
85 Nettle Lake Mound Group   March 27, 1974 Eastern side of County Road 4-75, west of Nettle Lake
41°41′15.144″N 84°43′53.184″W / 41.68754000°N 84.73144000°W / 41.68754000; -84.73144000 (Nettle Lake Mound Group)[61] 		Williams: Northwest Township
86 Newlove Works   June 4, 1973 Along Newlove Road in Section 29 of Harmony Township
39°55′11″N 83°40′18″W / 39.91972°N 83.67167°W / 39.91972; -83.67167 (Newlove Works)[16] 		Clark: Harmony Township
87 Eli Nichols Farm   November 29, 1982 Off the junction of Rabbit Ridge and Brush Run Rds., west of Walhonding
40°21′16″N 82°10′59″W / 40.35444°N 82.18306°W / 40.35444; -82.18306 (Nichols, Eli, Farm)[62] 		Coshocton: Newcastle Township
88 Norwood Mound   May 2, 1974 Off Indian Mound Ave.
39°10′4.3″N 84°26′45″W / 39.167861°N 84.44583°W / 39.167861; -84.44583 (Norwood Mound)[16] 		Hamilton: Norwood
89 Odd Fellows' Cemetery Mound   June 18, 1973 Along Round Bottom Rd.
39°7′38.1″N 84°21′20.5″W / 39.127250°N 84.355694°W / 39.127250; -84.355694 (Odd Fellows' Cemetery Mound)[63] 		Hamilton: Newtown
90 Old Chillicothe Site   April 21, 1975 Along U.S. Route 68 north of Xenia
39°43′49″N 83°56′16″W / 39.73028°N 83.93778°W / 39.73028; -83.93778 (Old Chillicothe Site)[16][64] 		Greene: Xenia Township
91 Orators Mound   July 15, 1974 Near Yellow Spring, east of the village of Yellow Springs
39°48′16″N 83°52′55″W / 39.80444°N 83.88194°W / 39.80444; -83.88194 (Orators Mound)[65] 		Greene: Miami Township
92 Paleo Crossing Site   July 30, 1992 Northwest of the junction of Ridgewood and State Rds.
41°7′19.92″N 81°43′13.224″W / 41.1222000°N 81.72034000°W / 41.1222000; -81.72034000 (Paleo Crossing Site)[66] 		Medina: Sharon Township
93 Perin Village Site   March 25, 1977 0.3 miles northwest of the Odd Fellows' Cemetery Mound
39°7′49.2″N 84°21′36″W / 39.130333°N 84.36000°W / 39.130333; -84.36000 (Perin Village Site)[17]: 646  		Hamilton: Newtown
94 Piketon Mounds   May 2, 1974 Mound Cemetery, south of Piketon
39°3′9″N 83°1′8″W / 39.05250°N 83.01889°W / 39.05250; -83.01889 (Piketon Mounds)[67] 		Pike: Seal Township
95 Pollock Works   February 23, 1972 Along Massie's Creek, west of Cedarville
39°44′23″N 83°49′24″W / 39.73972°N 83.82333°W / 39.73972; -83.82333 (Pollock Works)[16] 		Greene: Cedarville Township
96 Carl Potter Mound   August 13, 1974 Western side of State Route 56, southwest of Mechanicsburg
40°2′36″N 83°36′39″W / 40.04333°N 83.61083°W / 40.04333; -83.61083 (Potter, Carl, Mound)[68] 		Champaign: Union Township
97 Raleigh Mound   October 14, 1975 Mound St.
40°28′25″N 82°32′35″W / 40.47361°N 82.54306°W / 40.47361; -82.54306 (Raleigh Mound)[69] 		Knox: Fredericktown Also known as the "Rowley Mound"[69]
98 Ranger Station Mound   July 15, 1974 Entrance to Zaleski State Forest
39°17′14.4″N 82°23′42″W / 39.287333°N 82.39500°W / 39.287333; -82.39500 (Ranger Station Mound)[17]: 1369  		Vinton: Zaleski
99 Reamer Barn   March 21, 1979 Southern side of State Route 511, east of Quarry Rd. and west of Oberlin
41°17′38″N 82°14′42″W / 41.29389°N 82.24500°W / 41.29389; -82.24500 (Reamer Barn)[70] 		Lorain: Russia Township
100 Rennert Mound Archeological District   March 4, 1975 Western side of Elizabethtown
39°9′34.2″N 84°48′30.4″W / 39.159500°N 84.808444°W / 39.159500; -84.808444 (Rennert Mound Archeological District)[16] 		Hamilton: Whitewater Township
101 Walter Ring House and Mill Site   November 28, 1980 Northern side of Township Road 575 at its crossing of the Little Muskingum River
39°36′26.244″N 81°7′19.416″W / 39.60729000°N 81.12206000°W / 39.60729000; -81.12206000 (Ring, Walter, House and Mill Site)[71] 		Monroe: Benton Township
102 Roberts Mound   March 27, 1975 Eastern side of Gates Rd., west of Millville
39°23′53″N 84°43′10″W / 39.39806°N 84.71944°W / 39.39806; -84.71944 (Roberts Mound)[1]: 45  		Butler: Reily Township
103 D.S. Rose Mound   May 28, 1975 Southwestern quarter of the northeastern quarter of Section 20 of Liberty Township, ¼ mile northwest of Poasttown
39°23′44.7″N 84°23′36″W / 39.395750°N 84.39333°W / 39.395750; -84.39333 (Rose, D.S., Mound)[1]: 55  		Butler: Liberty Township
104 Round Barn   April 17, 1980 Along State Route 385, 3 mi (4.8 km) east of New Hampshire
40°33′24″N 83°53′35″W / 40.55667°N 83.89306°W / 40.55667; -83.89306 (Round Barn) 		Auglaize: Goshen Township
105 Round Barn   April 17, 1980 Along East Rd., south of Elida
40°46′26″N 84°11′25″W / 40.77389°N 84.19028°W / 40.77389; -84.19028 (Round Barn)[72] 		Allen: American Township
106 Round Barn   April 17, 1980 Northern side of Township Road 168, northeast of Paulding
41°10′8″N 84°31′37″W / 41.16889°N 84.52694°W / 41.16889; -84.52694 (Round Barn)[73] 		Paulding: Emerald Township
107 Round Barn   April 17, 1980 Road 17N south of Kalida
40°57′0″N 84°11′38″W / 40.95000°N 84.19389°W / 40.95000; -84.19389 (Round Barn) 		Putnam: Union Township
108 Scioto Township Works I   October 9, 1974 1 mile west of the Scioto River, north of Wakefield
38°59′46.825″N 83°1′37.2″W / 38.99634028°N 83.027000°W / 38.99634028; -83.027000 (Scioto Township Works I)[16] 		Pike: Scioto Township
109 Seip Earthworks and Dill Mounds District   August 13, 1974 Southern side of U.S. Route 50, 3 miles east of Bainbridge
39°14′16″N 83°13′12.5″W / 39.23778°N 83.220139°W / 39.23778; -83.220139 (Seip Earthworks and Dill Mounds District)[74] 		Ross: Paxton Township
110 Shawnee Lookout Archeological District   December 2, 1974 In Shawnee Lookout, southwest of Cleves
39°7′30″N 84°47′56″W / 39.12500°N 84.79889°W / 39.12500; -84.79889 (Shawnee Lookout Archeological District)[16] 		Hamilton: Miami Township
111 Short Woods Park Mound   October 1, 1974 Northern side of Sayler Park
39°7′19″N 84°41′44″W / 39.12194°N 84.69556°W / 39.12194; -84.69556 (Short Woods Park Mound)[16] 		Hamilton: Cincinnati
112 Skunk Hill Mounds   July 30, 1974 On a ridge above the west bank of Little Darby Creek
39°55′53.25″N 83°16′0″W / 39.9314583°N 83.26667°W / 39.9314583; -83.26667 (Skunk Hill Mounds)[75] 		Madison: Jefferson Township Near West Jefferson
113 Sollars Farmstead   May 2, 1995 Along State Route 41 south of Washington Court House
39°25′31″N 83°23′42″W / 39.42528°N 83.39500°W / 39.42528; -83.39500 (Sollars Farmstead)[76][77] 		Fayette: Perry Township
114 Speedway Mound   September 5, 1975 Old State Route 7 at Warrenton
40°11′29″N 80°40′35″W / 40.19139°N 80.67639°W / 40.19139; -80.67639 (Speedway Mound)[78] 		Jefferson: Warren Township Above the speedway in Warrenton[79]
115 Sprott's Hill Mounds Site   January 31, 1976 Western side of Township Road 1193 between Bailey Lake and Ashland
40°54′49″N 82°21′42″W / 40.91361°N 82.36167°W / 40.91361; -82.36167 (Sprott's Hill Mound Site)[80] 		Ashland: Clear Creek Township Two mounds, located on Sprott's Hill[81]
116 Spruce Hill Works   February 23, 1972 On a hill overlooking Bourneville
39°16′33″N 83°8′15″W / 39.27583°N 83.13750°W / 39.27583; -83.13750 (Spruce Hill Works)[16] 		Ross: Twin Township
117 Spruce Run Earthworks   July 16, 1973 Along Spruce Run south of Galena
40°10′38″N 82°51′24″W / 40.17722°N 82.85667°W / 40.17722; -82.85667 (Spruce Run Earthworks)[16] 		Delaware: Genoa Township
118 Stackhouse Mound and Works   June 18, 1973 Off a connector road east of Fredericktown
40°28′51″N 82°31′46″W / 40.48083°N 82.52944°W / 40.48083; -82.52944 (Stackhouse Mound and Works)[82] 		Knox: Morris Township
119 State Line Archeological District   July 24, 1975 Straddling the Ohio/Indiana border, 2 miles (3.2 km) north of the Ohio River
39°8′15″N 84°49′12″W / 39.13750°N 84.82000°W / 39.13750; -84.82000 (State Line Archeological District)[83] 		Hamilton: Whitewater Township
120 Story Mound   June 11, 1975 Gracely Dr. in Sayler Park
39°7′1″N 84°41′21.6″W / 39.11694°N 84.689333°W / 39.11694; -84.689333 (Story Mound)[3] 		Hamilton: Cincinnati
121 Stubbs Earthworks   April 4, 1978 Campus of Little Miami High School
39°21′26″N 84°9′37″W / 39.35722°N 84.16028°W / 39.35722; -84.16028 (Stubbs Earthworks)[84] 		Warren: Hamilton Township
122 Tarlton Cross Mound   November 10, 1970 Tarlton State Park, northwest of Tarlton
39°33′44″N 82°47′7″W / 39.56222°N 82.78528°W / 39.56222; -82.78528 (Tarlton Cross Mound)[85] 		Fairfield: Clear Creek Township
123 Taylor Mound and Village Site   March 31, 1978 Just south of the confluence of Caesar's Creek and the Little Miami River
39°29′21.6″N 84°6′4″W / 39.489333°N 84.10111°W / 39.489333; -84.10111 (Taylor Mound and Village Site)[16][86]: 175  		Warren: Oregonia
124 Tick Ridge Mound District   June 11, 1975 Tick Ridge Peninsula in Deer Creek State Park
39°36′56″N 83°14′15″W / 39.61556°N 83.23750°W / 39.61556; -83.23750 (Tick Ridge Mound District)[87] 		Pickaway: Monroe Township
125 Tower Site   June 11, 1982 On a hilltop 4 miles northwest of Barnesville
40°1′23″N 81°13′16″W / 40.02306°N 81.22111°W / 40.02306; -81.22111 (Tower Site)[88] 		Belmont: Warren Township Near Barnesville
126 Turpin Site   December 27, 1974 On the old Turpin farmstead at 3295 Turpin Ln.
39°7′22.8″N 84°22′19.2″W / 39.123000°N 84.372000°W / 39.123000; -84.372000 (Turpin Site)[89][90] 		Hamilton: Anderson Township
127 Union Township Works II   October 7, 1971 Southern side of Dimmick Rd. on the eastern side of Sharon Creek
39°18′28″N 84°22′3″W / 39.30778°N 84.36750°W / 39.30778; -84.36750 (Union Township Works II)[1]: 48  		Butler: West Chester Township Near Pisgah
128 Wamsley Village Site   July 30, 1974 West of Stout, near the mouth of Brush Creek
38°40′34.8″N 83°27′6.5″W / 38.676333°N 83.451806°W / 38.676333; -83.451806 (Wamsley Village Site)[3][86]: 172  		Adams: Monroe Township
129 Williamson Mound Archeological District   May 29, 1975 East of U.S. Route 42 on the western edge of the Wetherington Golf and Country Club
39°22′1″N 84°23′4″W / 39.36694°N 84.38444°W / 39.36694; -84.38444 (Williamson Mound Archeological District)[1]: 54  		Butler: West Chester Township
130 Winameg Mounds   December 31, 1974 South of Winameg on the northern banks of Bad Creek
41°37′17.544″N 84°4′4.656″W / 41.62154000°N 84.06796000°W / 41.62154000; -84.06796000 (Winameg Mounds)[16] 		Fulton: Pike Township
131 Windsor Mills Fort and Village Site   October 21, 1975 Off U.S. Route 322, southeast of Windsor Mills
41°31′52.644″N 80°58′30.252″W / 41.53129000°N 80.97507000°W / 41.53129000; -80.97507000 (Windsor Mills Fort and Village Site)[16] 		Ashtabula: Windsor Township
132 Wolf Creek Mound   June 4, 1973 Atop the highest hill at the confluence of Poplar Run and Wolf Creek, west of central Trotwood
39°48′14″N 84°20′48″W / 39.80389°N 84.34667°W / 39.80389; -84.34667 (Wolf Creek Mound)[1]: 15  		Montgomery: Trotwood
133 Workman Works   October 26, 1971 4206 Certier Rd.
39°7′27″N 83°48′52″W / 39.12417°N 83.81444°W / 39.12417; -83.81444 (Workman Works)[91] 		Highland: Salem Township
134 Wright Brothers Memorial Mound Group   February 12, 1974 A short distance west of the Wright Brothers Memorial, west of Fairborn
39°47′40.52184″N 84°5′26.3544″W / 39.7945894000°N 84.090654000°W / 39.7945894000; -84.090654000 (Wright Brothers Memorial Mound Group)[92] 		Greene: Bath Township
135 Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Mound   February 23, 1972 Located along P St., about 1 kilometre (3,300 ft) south of the Wright Brothers Memorial, west of Fairborn
39°47′12.3″N 84°5′4″W / 39.786750°N 84.08444°W / 39.786750; -84.08444 (Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Mound)[92] 		Greene: Bath Township
136 Wyatt's Tavern-Fort Morrow Site   December 22, 1978 Along the Olentangy River, 1 mile (1.6 km) north of Norton
40°26′39″N 83°4′15″W / 40.44417°N 83.07083°W / 40.44417; -83.07083 (Wyatt's Tavern-Fort Morrow Site)[93] 		Marion: Waldo Township
137 Zaleski Methodist Church Mound   July 15, 1974 114 Broadway St.
39°17′2.076″N 82°23′44.664″W / 39.28391000°N 82.39574000°W / 39.28391000; -82.39574000 (Zaleski Methodist Church Mound)[94] 		Vinton: Zaleski
138 Zimmerman Kame   July 30, 1974 Off Township Road 39 northeast of Roundhead
40°34′24.636″N 83°49′9.588″W / 40.57351000°N 83.81933000°W / 40.57351000; -83.81933000 (Zimmerman Kame)[95] 		Hardin: McDonald Township Archaeological site associated with the Glacial Kame Culture

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1 James Akey Farm   December 22, 1978 North of Brenneman Rd., southeast of Mt. Eaton
40°40′40.584″N 81°39′18.396″W / 40.67794000°N 81.65511000°W / 40.67794000; -81.65511000 (Akey, James, Farm)[96] 		Wayne: Paint Township Also known as the Starks Wilderness Center Pioneer Farm
2 Arledge Mounds I and II   July 30, 1974 Off State Route 56 southeast of Circleville
39°33′0″N 82°52′27″W / 39.55000°N 82.87417°W / 39.55000; -82.87417 (Arledge Mounds I and II)[97] 		Pickaway: Pickaway Township
3 Armco Park Mound I May 29, 1975 Along Shaker Creek at Greentree Corners
39°27′46″N 84°16′10″W / 39.46278°N 84.26944°W / 39.46278; -84.26944 (Armco Park Mound I)[16] 		Warren: Turtlecreek Township
4 Armco Park Mound II May 29, 1975 Along Shaker Creek at Greentree Corners
39°27′45″N 84°16′10″W / 39.46250°N 84.26944°W / 39.46250; -84.26944 (Armco Park Mound II)[16] 		Warren: Turtlecreek Township
5 Barker Village Site   April 19, 1978 Just north of the old railroad station at Botzum
41°9′56″N 81°34′39″W / 41.16556°N 81.57750°W / 41.16556; -81.57750 (Barker Village Site)[98] 		Summit: Cuyahoga Falls Discovered when the Ohio and Erie Canal was constructed through the site[99]
6 Barnesville Petroglyph   July 15, 1974 Off Track Rocks Road, southwest of Barnesville
39°58′37″N 81°13′54″W / 39.97694°N 81.23167°W / 39.97694; -81.23167 (Barnesville Petroglyph)[100] 		Belmont: Warren Township
7 Howard Baum Site (33RO270) August 14, 1986 South of Bourneville along Paint Creek
39°15′53″N 83°9′12″W / 39.26472°N 83.15333°W / 39.26472; -83.15333 (Baum, Howard, Site (33RO270)[16] 		Ross: Twin Township
8 Chester and Frances Bolton House   March 29, 1984 1950 Richmond Rd.
41°30′27.9″N 81°30′13.5″W / 41.507750°N 81.503750°W / 41.507750; -81.503750 (Bolton, Chester and Frances, House)[101] 		Cuyahoga: Lyndhurst
9 Austin Brown Mound   February 15, 1974 Near Brown Chapel, northwest of Chillicothe
39°28′56″N 83°5′53.5″W / 39.48222°N 83.098194°W / 39.48222; -83.098194 (Brown, Austin, Mound)[102] 		Ross: Deerfield Township *
10 T.C. Campbell Mound   July 15, 1974 1 mile (1.6 km) southwest of Bainbridge
39°13′26″N 83°16′55″W / 39.22389°N 83.28194°W / 39.22389; -83.28194 (Campbell, T.C., Mound)[103] 		Ross: Paxton Township
11 W.C. Clemmons Mound   May 2, 1974 Southern side of Florence Chapel Rd., northwest of Fox
39°38′57″N 83°1′44″W / 39.64917°N 83.02889°W / 39.64917; -83.02889 (Clemmons, W.C., Mound)[16] 		Pickaway: Jackson Township Near Fox
12 Columbus Country Club Mound   February 15, 1974 4831 E. Broad St.
39°58′9″N 82°51′41″W / 39.96917°N 82.86139°W / 39.96917; -82.86139 (Columbus Country Club Mound)[3] 		Franklin: Columbus
13 Davis Works   July 15, 1974 Southwestern quarter of Section 8, Town 11, Range 19
39°26′36″N 82°43′16″W / 39.44333°N 82.72111°W / 39.44333; -82.72111 (Davis Works)[104] 		Hocking: Salt Creek Township
14 Dayton Power and Light Company Mound   July 30, 1974 On the grounds of the Dayton Power and Light plant, east of Wrightsville
38°41′20.4″N 83°28′40.8″W / 38.689000°N 83.478000°W / 38.689000; -83.478000 (Dayton Power and Light Company Mound)[105] 		Adams: Monroe Township
15 Everett Knoll Complex   May 25, 1977 Southern side of Everett Rd., west of its junction with Riverview Rd.
41°12′15.5″N 81°34′32.75″W / 41.204306°N 81.5757639°W / 41.204306; -81.5757639 (Everett Knoll Complex)[106] 		Summit: Boston Township
16 Fort Island Works   December 2, 1970 In Fort Island Park, at 413 Tunko Rd.
41°7′9.56″N 81°37′2.64″W / 41.1193222°N 81.6174000°W / 41.1193222; -81.6174000 (Fort Island Works)[107] 		Summit: Fairlawn
17 Garver-Rentschler Barn August 11, 1980 1030 New London Rd., southwest of Hamilton
39°23′9.86″N 84°36′13.71″W / 39.3860722°N 84.6038083°W / 39.3860722; -84.6038083 (Garver-Rentschler Barn)[108] 		Butler: Ross Township Also known as Blue Hills Farm[24]
18 Hartley Mound   July 15, 1974 Between Gibbstone Dr. and Edelmarr Ln., east of Wilson Rd.
39°58′54.84″N 83°06′07.98″W / 39.9819000°N 83.1022167°W / 39.9819000; -83.1022167 (Hartley Mound)[109] 		Franklin: Columbus
19 Horn Mound   August 7, 1974 Junction of Armstrong and Moccasin Rds., southeast of Tarlton
39°31′20″N 82°44′22″W / 39.52222°N 82.73944°W / 39.52222; -82.73944[110] 		Pickaway: Salt Creek Township
20 Jackson Fort   December 16, 1974 Surrounding a house at 3845 Westerville Rd.
40°2′55.4″N 82°56′43.5″W / 40.048722°N 82.945417°W / 40.048722; -82.945417 (Jackson Fort)[111] 		Franklin: Blendon Township
21 Karshner Mound   July 15, 1974 Second terrace above Salt Creek
39°27′5.4″N 82°43′12″W / 39.451500°N 82.72000°W / 39.451500; -82.72000 (Karshner Mound)[17]: 776  		Hocking: Salt Creek Township
22 Kern Effigy (33WA372)   July 21, 1986 Along the Little Miami River on the grounds of YMCA Camp Kern, 5291 State Route 350
39°24′19.4″N 84°6′21″W / 39.405389°N 84.10583°W / 39.405389; -84.10583 (Kern Effigy (33WA372)[112] 		Warren: Oregonia
23 Keystone Furnace   March 18, 1982 Keystone Rd., southeast of Wellston
39°0′39.12″N 82°27′6.42″W / 39.0108667°N 82.4517833°W / 39.0108667; -82.4517833 (Keystone Furnace)[113] 		Jackson: Bloomfield Township
24 Lost Lane Farm   August 30, 1984 18173 Geauga Lake Rd.
41°22′21″N 81°21′57″W / 41.37250°N 81.36583°W / 41.37250; -81.36583 (Lost Lane Farm)[114] 		Geauga: Bainbridge Township Associated with Louis Rorimer; also known as Snake Hill Farm[17]: 532 
25 Charles Metzger Mound June 18, 1973 2 miles southwest of Yellow Bud, on a hilltop above Deer Creek
39°26′58″N 83°2′16″W / 39.44944°N 83.03778°W / 39.44944; -83.03778 (Metzger, Charles, Mound)[115] 		Ross: Union Township
26 Nashport Mound May 24, 1973 Along the Licking River below Nashport
40°3′37.2132″N 82°9′57.204″W / 40.060337000°N 82.16589000°W / 40.060337000; -82.16589000 (Nashport Mound)[16] 		Muskingum: Licking Township
27 North Union Shaker Site   August 13, 1974 Along Shaker Run below Upper Shaker Lake
41°29′0″N 81°33′50″W / 41.48333°N 81.56389°W / 41.48333; -81.56389 (North Union Shaker Site)[116] 		Cuyahoga: Shaker Heights
28 Opatrny Village Site   May 21, 1975 U.S. Route 40 north of the Belmont Hills Country Club
40°4′29″N 80°56′36″W / 40.07472°N 80.94333°W / 40.07472; -80.94333 (Optrny Village Site)[117] 		Belmont: Richland Township
29 Philo II Archeological District November 29, 1978 Western bank of the Muskingum River below Philo
39°48′16.75″N 81°54′17.9″W / 39.8046528°N 81.904972°W / 39.8046528; -81.904972 (Philo II Archeological District)[11]: 237–239  		Muskingum: Harrison Township
30 Ratcliffe Mound   August 28, 1975 5 miles northeast of Londonderry on State Route 327
39°18′26″N 82°43′32″W / 39.30722°N 82.72556°W / 39.30722; -82.72556 (Ratcliffe Mound)[17]: 1370  		Vinton: Eagle Township
31 Rocky Fork Park Group   June 18, 1973 Southern side of Rocky Fork Lake east of Fisherman's Wharf
39°10′36″N 83°29′58″W / 39.17667°N 83.49944°W / 39.17667; -83.49944 (Rocky Fork Park group)[118] 		Highland: Marshall Township Near Marshall
32 Rocky Fork Park Site   June 18, 1973 South of Rocky Fork and west of Fisherman Wharf Rd.
39°10′19″N 83°30′40″W / 39.17194°N 83.51111°W / 39.17194; -83.51111 (Rocky Fork Park Site)[16]: 36  		Highland: Marshall Township A pair of circular enclosures on a hillside[17]: 770 
33 South Park Site   June 22, 1976 On a promontory above the western bank of the Cuyahoga River, 7 miles from Lake Erie
41°22′42.5″N 81°37′20″W / 41.378472°N 81.62222°W / 41.378472; -81.62222 (South Park Site)[119] 		Cuyahoga: Independence
34 Terra Vista Archeological District   May 23, 1978 On the edge of a bluff above the Cuyahoga River, north of its confluence with Tinkers Creek
41°22′6″N 81°36′37″W / 41.36833°N 81.61028°W / 41.36833; -81.61028 (Terra Vista Archeological District)[120] 		Cuyahoga: Valley View
35 Tremper Mound and Works   December 8, 1972 West of State Routes 73 and 104 north of West Portsmouth
38°48′6″N 83°0′36″W / 38.80167°N 83.01000°W / 38.80167; -83.01000 (Tremper Mound and Works)[121] 		Scioto: Rush Township
36 Vaughn Site (33CU65)   November 12, 1987 Near Cuyahoga Valley National Park headquarters
41°17′17.4″N 81°34′22.5″W / 41.288167°N 81.572917°W / 41.288167; -81.572917 (Vaughn Site (33CU65)[122] 		Cuyahoga: Brecksville
37 Winegardner Village   July 30, 1974 On a bluff above Little Rush Creek, east of the junction of Gun Barrel and Miller Siding Rds.
39°47′55″N 82°26′21″W / 39.79861°N 82.43917°W / 39.79861; -82.43917 (Winegardner Village)[123] 		Fairfield: Richland Township Near Rushville
38 Wolf Plains   May 31, 1974 In the vicinity of The Plains
39°22′30″N 82°7′27″W / 39.37500°N 82.12417°W / 39.37500; -82.12417 (Wolf Plains)[16] 		Athens: Athens Township

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1 Coon Hunters Mound May 2, 1974 Grounds of the Central Ohio Coonhunters Association, 6995 Coonpath Rd.[17] Fairfield: Bloom Township Near Carroll
2 George Deffenbaugh Mound July 15, 1974 Northeast of Laurelville[3] Hocking: Salt Creek Township
3 Demoret Mound October 21, 1975 2,700 feet (820 m) west of the lake at the former Ross Trails Girl Scout Camp[1]: 51  Butler: Ross Township
4 Devanney Site March 30, 1978 West of Goshen[3] Clermont: Goshen Township
5 East Fork Site March 30, 1978 South of Batavia[3] Clermont: Batavia Township
6 Etna Township Mounds I And II September 5, 1975 East of Reynoldsburg off Interstate 70[3] Licking: Etna Township
7 Ety Enclosure July 12, 1974 Northeast of Carroll[3] Fairfield: Greenfield Township
8 Ety Habitation Site July 12, 1974 Northeast of Carroll[3] Fairfield: Greenfield Township
9 Fortner Mounds I, II July 12, 1974 Northeast of Pickerington[3] Fairfield: Violet Township
10 Johnson Site II February 9, 1984 Above Brandywine Creek, west of Dover[124] Tuscarawas: Dover Township
11 Melick Mound March 27, 1974 South of the North Fork of the Licking River, near Utica[3] Licking: Washington Township
12 Old Maid's Orchard Mound July 15, 1974 In Chestnut Ridge Metro Park, near Lithopolis[125] Fairfield: Bloom Township
13 Reeves Mound July 15, 1974 North of Alfred[3] Meigs: Orange Township
14 Ross Trails Adena Circle October 10, 1975 Grounds of the former Ross Trails Girl Scout Camp[126] Butler: Ross Township
15 Theodore B. Schaer Mound June 20, 1975 Southeast of Canal Winchester[3] Fairfield: Violet Township
16 Snead Mound July 30, 1974 Off U.S. Route 52[3] Clermont: Neville
17 Ufferman Site July 24, 1974 North of Delaware, near Delaware Lake[127] Delaware: Troy Township

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Landmark name Image Date listed Location City or Town Summary
1 Clarke Farm Site November 19, 1974 Clermont: Monroe Township Near Point Pleasant
2 Kinzer Mound January 17, 1974 Ross: South Salem
3 Markham Mound May 3, 1974 Vinton: Zaleski
4 McDaniel Mound May 2, 1974 Licking: Washington Township Near Utica
5 McLaughlin Mound December 11, 1972 Knox: Mount Vernon
6 Edith Ross Mound June 18, 1973 Hocking: Salt Creek Township Near Laurelville
7 David Stitt Mound November 9, 1972 Ross: Chillicothe
8 Trevey Mound (33WA193) June 20, 1986 Warren: Morrow

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  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r Location derived from Koleszar, Stephen C. An Archaeological Survey of Southwestern Ohio. Columbus: Ohio Historical Society, 1970. The NRIS does not provide the address. Cite error: The named reference "koleszar" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
  2. ^ Location derived from Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission. Adams County Tourism Map (key), June 2005. Accessed 2010-04-07. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  3. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p Location derived from its Federal Register notice; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted". Cite error: The named reference "federal" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
  4. ^ Adena Mound, Ohio Historical Society, 2004. Accessed 2009-10-17.
  5. ^ Location derived from this Ohio Historical Society webpage; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  6. ^ Location derived from this Ohio Historical Society webpage; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  7. ^ Location derived from Ford, Henry A., et al. History of Hamilton County Ohio. Cleveland: Williams, 1881, 266. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  8. ^ Location derived from this page of Ohio History; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  9. ^ Location derived from Pickenpaugh, Thomas E. "The Brokaw Site (33-Bl-6) — A Preliminary Report". Ohio Archaeologist 24 (1974): 40. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  10. ^ Location derived from Buchman, Randall L., ed. Brook [sic] Site (De3). Defiance: Defiance College, 1974, 1. The NRIS does not provide the address.
  11. ^ a b c Location derived from Otto, Martha P., and Brian G. Redmond. Transitions: Archaic and Early Woodland Research in the Ohio Country. Athens: Ohio UP, 2009. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  12. ^ a b c Location derived from Starr, S.F. "The Archaeology of Hamilton County Ohio". Journal of the Cincinnati Museum of Natural History 23.1 (1960). The NRIS does not provide the address.
  13. ^ Location derived from pages 226 and 229 of volume 44 of Ohio History; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  14. ^ Location derived from Anonymous. "Digging for answers in Sheffield", The Elyria Chronicle-Telegram, 2008-06-19. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  15. ^ Location derived from this Franklin County document; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  16. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah Location derived from Mills, William C. Archeological Atlas of Ohio. Columbus: Ohio State Archeological and Historical Society, 1914. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  17. ^ a b c d e f g h i j Location derived from Owen, Lorrie K., ed. Dictionary of Ohio Historic Places. Vol. 1. St. Clair Shores: Somerset, 1999. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted". Cite error: The named reference "dohp" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
  18. ^ Location derived from Annual Report of the Trustees of the Peabody Museum of American Archaeology and Ethnology, Vol. 3. Cambridge: Wilson and Son, 1887, 168. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  19. ^ Location derived from Squier, E.G., and E.H. Davis. Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi Valley. Washington: Smithsonian, 1848, pages 35-36 and plate 13. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  20. ^ Location derived from Squier, E.G., and E.H. Davis. Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi Valley. Washington: Smithsonian, 1848, plate 15. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  21. ^ Location derived from page 10 of this Burlington Township document; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  22. ^ Ohio Historic Preservation Office: Northwest Ohio Office - MS 817, Bowling Green State University Libraries, n.d. Accessed 2013-01-02.
  23. ^ Location derived from Blount, Jim. "Dunlap Station besieged by Indians", Hamilton JournalNews via Lane Public Library, 2001-02-14. Accessed 2009-10-30. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  24. ^ a b c "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. 2009-03-13.
  25. ^ Drennen, Bert C., III. National Register of Historic Places Inventory/Nomination: Dunns Pond Mound. National Park Service, 1974-01-22.
  26. ^ Location derived from Lallo, John W. "Traumatic Lesions in Two Prehistoric Populations from Ohio", 161, accessed 2009-09-01. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted". Coordinates are approximate.
  27. ^ Location derived from this Ohio Historical Society webpage; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  28. ^ Location derived from Oregon State University Department of Anthropology. "The Search". Mammoth Trumpet 8.3 (June 1993): 6. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  29. ^ Location derived from its GNIS feature record; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  30. ^ Location derived from the "Indian Mound" marked on USGS maps of Frankfort; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  31. ^ Location derived from Aument, Bruce Warren. Mortuary Variability in the Middle Big Darby Drainage of Central Ohio Between 300 B.C. and 300 A.D. Diss. Ohio State University. Columbus: Ohio State U, 1990, 85 and 117. Accessed 2009-11-10. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  32. ^ Location derived from Owen, Lorrie K., ed. Dictionary of Ohio Historic Places. Vol. 1. St. Clair Shores: Somerset, 1999, 142-143.; and Final Project Plan, Valley View Foundation, May 2005, figure 3. Accessed 2010-04-08. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  33. ^ Watson, Anna Louise. "Normality and the Aging Process in the Thoracic Spine: Two Late Prehistoric Ohio Populations". Thesis Ohio State U, 2009, 11.
  34. ^ Morgan, Richard G., and H. Holmes Ellis. "The Fairport Harbor Village Site, Ohio History 52 (1963): 3-4. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  35. ^ Location derived from Moorehead, Warren King. Primitive Man in Ohio. New York: Knickerbocker, 1892, 145. Accessed 2009-10-20. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  36. ^ Location derived from this Cincinnati Museum Center webpage, and location of Clear Creek Park derived from this Anderson Township parks webpage; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  37. ^ Location derived from Squier, E.G., and E.H. Davis. Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi Valley. Washington: Smithsonian, 1848, page 36 and plate 14. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  38. ^ Location derived from Highbanks Map, Metro Parks, 2009. Accessed 2012-11-23. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  39. ^ Location derived from this National Park Service document; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  40. ^ Location derived from this state website; the NRIS lists it as "Address Restricted".
  41. ^ Coordinates derived from the GNIS feature record for the cemetery
  42. ^ Location derived from Sauer, Erin. "Analysis of Stone Tools from Holder-Wright Mound Complex, Dublin, Ohio". Columbus: Ohio State U, 2006, 6. Accessed 2009-11-10. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  43. ^ Location derived from this National Park Service webpage; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  44. ^ a b White, John R. Faunal Remains from the Eaton (Hopewell) Furnace Site. Ohio Journal of Science 81 (3): 138, 1981.
  45. ^ Location derived from Hueston Woods State Park Map, Hueston Woods State Park, October 2009. Accessed 2010-08-15. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  46. ^ Location derived from this SunWatch website; the NRIS lists it as "Address Restricted".
  47. ^ Strothers, David M. "Indian Hills (33W04): A Protohistoric Assistaeronon Village in the Maumee River Valley of Northwestern Ohio". Ontario Archaeology 36 (1981): 47-56, p. 48. The NRIS does not provide the address.
  48. ^ Location derived from this National Park Service webpage; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  49. ^ Location derived from this Worthington city webpage; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  50. ^ Location of boundary increase derived from the area figure, which equals the area of the entire island; the NRIS lists the district as "Address Restricted".
  51. ^ Drennen, Bert C., III. National Register of Historic Places Inventory/Nomination: Lake Ridge Island Mounds. National Park Service, 1974-01-22.
  52. ^ Location derived from Allman, John C. "A New Late Woodland Culture for Ohio: The Lichliter Village Site Near Dayton". Ohio Archaeologist 7.2 (1957): 59. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  53. ^ Location derived from Seeman, Mark F. The Locust Site (33Mu160): The 1983 Test Excavation of a Multicomponent Workshop in East Central Ohio. Kent: Kent State UP, 1985, 3/5. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  54. ^ Location derived from its GNIS feature record; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  55. ^ Strothers, David M., and G. Michael Pratt. "New Perspectives on the Late Woodland Cultures of the Western Lake Erie Region". Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology 6.1 (1981): 91-121.
  56. ^ Location derived from Greenman, Emerson F. "Seven Prehistoric Sites in Northern Ohio". Ohio History 44 (1935): 220-237: 225. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  57. ^ MacLean, J.P. The Mound Builders: Being an Account of a Remarkable People that Once Inhabited the Valleys of the Ohio and Mississippi, Together with an Investigation Into the Archæology of Butler County, O. Cincinnati: Clarke, 1879, 221.
  58. ^ Property Record Card: Parcel 7503274, Stark County Auditor, n.d. Accessed 2014-10-28.
  59. ^ Owen, Lorrie K., ed. Dictionary of Ohio Historic Places. Vol. 2. St. Clair Shores: Somerset, 1999, 1290.
  60. ^ Vietzen, Raymond C. The Immortal Eries. Elyria: Wilmot, 1945, 41.
  61. ^ Location derived from this Williams County Historical Society website; the NRIS lists it as "Address Restricted".
  62. ^ Location derived from 2009 Heart of Ohio Tour, Knox County Convention and Visitors Bureau, 2009. Accessed 2010-03-26. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  63. ^ Location derived from Federal Writers Project. Cincinnati: a Guide to the Queen City and Its Neighbors. Cincinnati: Wiesen-Hart, 1943, 481. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  64. ^ Coordinates derived from its GNIS feature record
  65. ^ Location derived from Dills, R.S. History of Greene County, Ohio: Together with Historic Notes on the Northwest, and the State of Ohio. Dayton: Odell and Mayer, 1881, 673. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  66. ^ Location derived from the Rose of Sharon Subdivision Preliminary Plan, Medina County Planning Commission, 2005-04-06. Accessed 2009-08-03. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  67. ^ Location derived from this Ohio Historical Society webpage, and coordinates derived from the cemetery's GNIS feature record; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  68. ^ Drennen, Bert C., III. National Register of Historic Places Inventory/Nomination: Carl Potter Mound. National Park Service, 1974-01-22, 2.
  69. ^ a b Location derived from its GNIS feature record; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  70. ^ Location derived from Blodgett, Geoffrey. Oberlin Architecture, College and Town: A Guide to Its Social History. Oberlin: Oberlin College, 1985, 159. The NRIS lists the building as "Address Restricted"
  71. ^ Location derived from its HABS entry; the NRIS lists it as "Address Restricted".
  72. ^ Location derived from its Multiple Property Submission; the NRIS lists its specific location as "Address Restricted".
  73. ^ Location derived from coordinates; the NRIS provides coordinates but lists the property as "Address Restricted".
  74. ^ Location derived from DeLorme. Ohio Atlas & Gazetteer. 7th ed. Yarmouth: DeLorme, 2004, 77. ISBN 0-89933-281-1. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  75. ^ Location derived from Aument, Bruce Warren. Mortuary Variability in the Middle Big Darby Drainage of Central Ohio Between 300 B.C. and 300 A.D. Diss. Ohio State University. Columbus: Ohio State U, 1990, 85 and 113. Accessed 2009-11-10. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  76. ^ Fayette County Comprehensive Land Use Strategy Plan 2006, Fayette County, p. 13. 2006. Accessed 2009-07-28.
  77. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Sollars Cemetery
  78. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Debo Park Speedway (historical)
  79. ^ Jefferson County, Governor's Office of Appalachia. Accessed 2009-09-11.
  80. ^ Location derived from the GNIS feature record for Sprott's Hill, on which the mounds are located; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  81. ^ Thomas, Mrs. Cyrus. Bibliography of the Earthworks of Ohio. Washington: Smithsonian Institution, 1888. Accessed 2009-07-22.
  82. ^ Location derived from the GNIS feature record for the Braddock Mound; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  83. ^ Location derived from Gosman, James Howard. Patterns in Ontogeny of Human Trabecular Bone from Sunwatch Village in the Prehistoric Ohio Valley. Diss. Ohio State University, 2007. Accessed 2010-04-14. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  84. ^ Location derived from this Ohio Historical Society webpage; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  85. ^ Location derived from this Universities Space Research Association webpage; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  86. ^ a b Location derived from Brady-Rawlins, Kathleen. The O.C. Voss Site: Reassessing What We Know about the Fort Ancient Occupation of the Central Scioto Drainage and Its Tributaries. Diss. Ohio State University, 2007. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  87. ^ "Deer Creek Park", Record Herald, 2010-08-17. Accessed 2013-03-14.
  88. ^ Location derived from Brown, Jeffrey D. The Tower Site and Ohio Monongahela. Kent: Kent State U, 1981, 3. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  89. ^ Location derived from Ford, Henry A., et al. History of Hamilton County Ohio. Cleveland: Williams, 1881, 266. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  90. ^ Farm address derived from About Us, Turpin Farms. Accessed 2010-04-12.
  91. ^ Location derived from property owner's website; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  92. ^ a b Location derived from this North American Database of Archaeological Geophysics website; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  93. ^ Location derived from this county history; coordinates derived from the location of the Wyatt family cemetery on USGS topographical maps. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  94. ^ Location given is that of Zaleski United Methodist Church as given by this United Methodist Church website
  95. ^ Drennen, Bert C., III. National Register of Historic Places Inventory/Nomination: Zimmerman Kame. National Park Service, 1974-01-22.
  96. ^ Location derived from this map, showing this as the only Wilderness Center location near Mount Eaton. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  97. ^ "Front Cover". Ohio Archaeologist 34.2 (1984): 3.
  98. ^ Perrin, William Henry, ed. History of Summit County, with an Outline Sketch of Ohio. Chicago: Baskin and Battey, 1881, 208.
  99. ^ Bush, David R. National Register of Historic Places Inventory/Nomination: Barker Village Site. National Park Service, 1975-11-12, 2.
  100. ^ Location derived from Swauger, James L. Rock Art of the Upper Ohio Valley. Graz: Akademische Druck und Verlagsanstalt, 1974, 115. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  101. ^ Location derived from this Cleveland Clinic webpage; the NRIS lists the building as "Address Restricted".
  102. ^ Location derived from Ohio Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, vol. 7. Columbus: Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society, 1899, 137. Accessed 2009-10-19. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  103. ^ Squier, E.G., and E.H. Davis. Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi Valley. Washington: Smithsonian, 1848, page 92 and plate 15.
  104. ^ Location derived from Thomas, Cyrus. Catalogue of Prehistoric Works East of the Rocky Mountains. Washington: GPO, 1891, 175. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  105. ^ Location derived from this EPA document, page 61; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  106. ^ Brose, David S. "The Everett Knoll: A Late Hopewellian Site in Northeastern Ohio", Ohio Journal of Science 74.1 (1974): 36-46: 38-39.
  107. ^ Location derived from this Fairlawn city webpage; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  108. ^ Location derived from its Ohio Historic Inventory form; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  109. ^ Location derived from Hartley Mound and Camp Archaeological Site 33-FR-71. Columbus Metropolitan Library, 2010. Accessed 2011-07-10. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  110. ^ Location derived from the parcel report from the Pickaway County Auditor's Office; the NRIS does not provide the address.
  111. ^ Location derived from main and location pages for the property owner's website; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  112. ^ Location derived from this article in Cincinnati Magazine, and address derived from the camp website; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  113. ^ Location derived from this Forgotten Ohio webpage; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  114. ^ Location derived from Contact Us, Snake Hill Farm, 2012. Accessed 2012-03-16. The NRIS lists the property as "Address Restricted".
  115. ^ Location derived from Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, 1894, 314. Accessed 2009-10-19. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  116. ^ Location derived from MacLean, J.P. Shakers of Ohio: Fugitive Papers Concerning the Shakers of Ohio, With Unpublished Manuscripts. Columbus: F.J. Heer, 1907, 120. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  117. ^ Gray and Pape. National Road/U.S. 40 Historic Properties Inventory in Ohio, Vol. 1. Columbus: Ohio Department of Transportation, 1998-07-02, 65.
  118. ^ Case, D. Troy, and Christopher Carr. The Scioto Hopewell and Their Neighbors: Bioarchaeological Documentation and Cultural Understanding. New York: Springer, 2007, Appendix 7.1.
  119. ^ Location derived from Brose, David S. The South Park Village Site and the Late Prehistoric Whittlesey Tradition of Northeastern Ohio. "Monographs in World Archaeology" 20. Madison: Prehistory, 1994, 18-19. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  120. ^ Location derived from this National Park Service webpage; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  121. ^ Location derived from its GNIS feature record; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  122. ^ Location derived from this National Park Service webpage; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  123. ^ Location derived from Burks, Jarrod D. Identifying Household Cluster and Refuse Disposal Patterns at the Strait Site: a Third Century A. D. Nucleated Settlement in the Middle Ohio Valley. Diss. Ohio State University, 2004, 247. Accessed 2010-10-07. The NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  124. ^ Brown, Jeffrey D. "The Johnson Site II: Terminal Archaic Points and Pottery". Ohio Archaeologist 46.2 (1996): 4-7: 4.
  125. ^ Location derived from this Columbus Metro Parks webpage; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
  126. ^ National Lead Company of Ohio. "Study of Radioactive Waste Storage Areas at the Feed Materials Production Center". Department of Energy, 1977-04-25, 6.
  127. ^ Location derived from this EPA document and pages 13-14 of this Delaware State Park webpage; the NRIS lists the site as "Address Restricted".
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