This is an 1879 map of Wyandot County depicting color coded
townships, cities, railroads, rivers, roads, Indian Reservations,
churches, and schools. The northern townships from west to
east: Ridge, Crawford, Tymochtee, and Sycamore. The central
townships from west to east: Richland, Salem, Crane, and
Eden. The southern townships from west to east: Jackson; 
Mifflin; Marseilles, south of Mifflin; Pitt; and Antrim.

Ridge Township is in the extreme northwestern portion of the
county. Its northeastern corner is part of the Big Spring
Indian Reservation. The Findlay Branch Railroad runs in a
southeasterly direction across the township's northern portion.
There are 5 schools and 3 churches, including methodist and
lutheran, in this township.

Crawford Township sits east of Ridge. The northwest through the
northern central portion of the township is part of the Big
Spring Indian Reservation. The town of Carey sits in the western
central portion of the township. The railroads Findlay Branch, the
C. and T., and the C. S. and C. R. Railroads bisect Carey. 
Crawfordsville lies in the southeastern corner of the township
north of the Wyandot Indian Reservation line, which runs from the 
bottom southeastern corner nearly to the southwestern corner. The 
postal village of Crawford also lies just to the north of the 
reservation line in the south central portion of the township. 
There are 7 schools and 1 methodist church in this township.

Tymochtee Township lies east of Crawford. The whole southern section
contains part of the Wyandot Indian Reservation. The reservation
extends northward into the center of the township where there is
a seperate Cherokee Boy section. The Sandusky River bisects the
township running in a meandering course from north to south. The 
village of McCutchenville is located in the north central part of 
the township near the border. The town of Belle Vernon is located 
just north of the reservation in the southeastern part of the 
township. The town Old Tymochtee is near the western border close to 
the Cherokee Boy Section. There are 9 schools and two churches in 
this township.

Sycamore Township is in the extreme northeastern portion of the 
county. The village of Mexico lies in its extreme northwestern
corner. The town of Sycamore is situated slightly to the south-
east of Mexico. Petersburg is located north of the Wyandot Indian
Reservation line near the southeastern corner. Almost the entire 
southern section contains part of the Wyandot Indian Reservation.
It ends shortly before the eastern border of Sycamore Township.
There are 4 schools and 3 churches including methodist, lutheran,
and baptist, in this township.

Richland Township is located on the western border below Ridge
Township. It includes the village of Whartonsburg in its center.
The C. S. and C. R. Railroad bisects the township diagonally
running from the northeast corner to the southwest corner through
the village of Whartonsburg. There are 6 schools and 4 churches,
including methodist and baptist, in this township.

Salem Township is east of Richland. It includes the village of
Lovell located in the northeast corner. The C. and T. Railroad
bisects the northeast corner passing through Lovell. The Tymochtee
River winds north to south through the township. Most of the
township is part of the Wyandot Indian Reservation. There are
9 schools and 3 churches, a catholic, lutheran, and a Church of
God.

Crane Township lies east of Salem. The entire township is part of
the Wyandot Indian Reservation. The Sandusky River runs from north
to south through the township. A branch of the Sandusky called
Negro Run passes south of the village of Smithville, which sits
in the northeastern corner. The Crawford battle grounds are located
near the western border to the northwest of the city of Upper
Sandusky. The city of Upper Sandusky sits in the southwestern part
of the township along the bank of the Sandusky River. The P. FT. W.
and C. and the C. and T. Railroads pass through this city. There 
are 10 schools and 3 churches, including a baptist, a Church of God, 
and an old indian church, in the township.

Eden Township is located on the eastern border below Sycamore.
Most of the township is part of the Wyandot Indian Reservation
except for the extreme eastern edge. The postal village of Seal
is located in the north central part of the township. The town of
Nevada is located in the extreme southeastern portion and crosses
over the border into northeastern portion of Antrim Township. There
are 7 schools and 3 churches.

The township of Jackson is located in the southwestern corner of the
county. The small town of Kirby is located on the border between
Jackson and Mifflin Townships in the northeastern corner. The P.
FT. W. and C. Railroad crosses the northern part of the township
passing through Kirby. There are 7 schools and 2 churches, 
including a methodist church.

Mifflin Township is east of Jackson. The P. FT. W. and C. Railroad
bisects the extreme northwestern corner of the township. The 
majority of the township is part of the indian reservation except
for the western and southern edges. The Tymotchee River runs north
to south through the township. In the north, a branch of the Tymotchee 
called Warpole River branches to the east and runs southeast. Another 
branch called Oak Run branches in Salem Township and runs southwest 
into Mifflin. The postal village of Warpole sits in the south central 
portion of the township near the border. There are 9 schools and 4 
churches, including methodist and Christian Union churches.

Pitt Township sits east of Mifflin and Marseilles. About half of the
township is part of the indian reservation except for the southern
part. The villages of Little Fowler and Little Sandusky sit almost
side by side near the center of the township. The C. and T. Railroad
runs diagonally through from the southeastern corner to the north-
western corner. A branch of the Warpole River called St. James Run
extends from the northwestern corner southeast to just north of Little
Fowler. A branch of the Sandusky River called the Little Sandusky runs
from north to south passing to the east of the town of Little
Sandusky. There are 6 schools and 1 methodist church.

The township of Antrim sits in the extreme southeastern corner of the
county.