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The Mad River Recreation, from Kayaking and Canoeing to Fishing and Wildlife Watching Our rivers and streams offer wonderful opportunities for The Mad River recreation, from kayaking and canoeing to fishing and wildlife watching. But it’s important to learn how to enjoy them safely. Review the information on the reverse side to make sure your next outing in the Mad River Watershed is a safe and fun adventure. 235 County 9 MR 62.5 County 5 Bellefontaine County 10 MR 60.0 LOGAN COUNTY SHELBY COUNTY 47 Zanesfield 235 MR 58.6 De Graff MR r 56.0 e 508 v i R d a M County 5 MR 54.0 re ee C ek h LOGAN COUNTY c o c Map Legend CHAMPAIGN COUNTY Township 253 a County 202 235 M West Liberty River Access County 28 Parking MCD P i 245 m MR Location Flood Control Dam t o 51.0 County 171 w n Restrooms MR Mad River Low Dams MR 50.0 Couchman Rd. Stevenson Rd. Russell Rd. Church Rd. BC Buck Creek Drinking Water Mt. Tabor Rd. Cox Rd. Caution Area Metz Rd. 29 Sullivan Rd. River Miles 12.4 Picnic Area Sullivan Rd. Mennonite Church Rd. Ohio State Routes G 29 l MR 48.0 h a c d t Canoe Rental Calland Rd. i y D Carrysville Rd. C U.S. Highways 245 r e e e Pike Rd. Snapp Rd. Yearion Rd. h e MR 46.0 oc Boat Ramp k Mac Interstate SHELBY COUNTY 29 Lippincott Rd. Highways SHELBY COUNTY K Ludlow Rd. Camping CHAMPAIGN COUNTY i se r La 560 ke Farm Rd. MIAMI COUNTY Cemetery Rd. Woodville Rd. Church Rd. Ford Rd. A Upper Valley Rd. MR 44.0 N 40˚ 10’ 22.8” 29 W 83˚ 47’ 44.2” 1 West Liberty Park (SR 245) 17 St. Paris Pike bridge H DAM - (Haul Road) Purk Rd. (roadside access river left) (roadside access river left) (portage upstream river right) MR 43.0 235 Ward Rd. Lantz Rd. na Rd. U Wiseman Rd. Han rba 296 na- Wo d. 2 Pimtown Road bridge 18 SR 41 (First Street) bridge 28 Huffman Reserve MetroPark r o dstock R e v (roadside access river right) (Forever Sports Mad River Canoe Rental) (Lower Valley Pike) i R River Rd. (roadside access river left) (access river right) Kiser Lake Rd. d 3 Upper Valley Pike (Sullivan Smith Rd. a 36 M Road/Mennonite Road) 19 Buck Creek State Park AA DAM - Huffman Dam Barger Rd. Millerstown Rd. MR 41.0 (roadside access river left) ODNR Division of Watercraft (portage river right) St. Paris Millerstown Rd. Springfield Office I 8 Ludlow Rd. 4 Upper Valley Pike DAM at City of Dayton wellfield. Wolcott Rd. Stickley Rd. (roadside access river right) C TWO DAMS at Buck Creek State Park (Stay far left, portage to river. Large dam creates reservoir, low dam DO NOT continue straight into mill race R VERY dangerous and ILLEGAL) unk Urbana 5 Lippincott Road immediately downstream of large dam le Rd. Runkle Rd. 9 (roadside access river right) (launch downstream of low dam) J TWO DAMS inside City of Dayton wellfield A n MR (VERY dangerous and ILLEGAL to boat in d 39.0 N 40˚ 06’ 24.6” A DAM (portage on either side) 20 Old Reid Park at Buck Creek St. Paris Jackson Rd. e this area) r W 83˚ 47’ 57.2” (access river left) s o 6 SR 29 and SR 296 Old Reid Park at Beaver Creek n MR 37.5 Elm Tree Rd. (roadside access river left) (access river right) 29 Eastwood MetroPark (off Harshman Road) Bair Rd. C r (access river right and left) Old Troy Pike e Old Troy Pike e 7 River Road (Birchbark Canoe Livery) D DAM - located 200 yards up Beaver Creek k (access river right) (portage river right) K Small Class 1+ RAPID at Eastwood MetroPark (Kayak play area) Hickory Grove Rd. 8 Millerstown Road bridge and River Road 21 Lagonda Park MR 36.0 Pisgah Rd. (roadside access river right) (access river right) 30 Findlay Street bridge Christianburg - Jackson Rd. Pisgah Rd. (roadside access river left) 55 Cedar Bog Dalton Rd. State Nature 55 No Ten Rd. 9 US 36 bridge - north of the bridge E DAM at Lagonda Park Preserve 31 Valley Street (Whitewater Warehouse) Dallas Rd. (roadside access river right) (portage river left) 235 S (roadside access river right) Station Rd. to S MR 35.0 rm to rms s Cr 10 US 36 bridge - south of the bridge 22 Veteran’s Memorial Park/Cliff Park off St Paris - New Carlisle Rd.CHAMPAIGN COUNTY ee Cr k R 32 Keowee Street bridge ee d (roadside access river right) Fountain Street k . (roadside access river right) Ballentine Rd. CLARK COUNTY Valley Pike (access river right) . d R B DAM - downstream of SR 36 Ballentine Pike Th le a County Line Rd. 33 Deeds Park (Webster Street) il c F v Snyder Rd. ke (portage river right) DAM at Veteran’s Memorial Park/ s ry l Rd MR 33.0 (roadside access river right) e . Cliff Park (portage river right) Stott Rd. n C n ha o pm Middle Urbana Rd. D a 11 Old Troy Pike n C MR 32.0 L New Carlisle Rd. - ree DAM south of Helena Street Fields Ayers Rd. Ashbaugh Rd. n 23 o k (roadside access river left) Snyder Park t (portage left) p Tremont Rd. (access river left) m a H 12 SR 55 bridge Dalton Rd. G 34 RiverScape (downtown Dayton) N (roadside access river right) DAM at Snyder Park 41 Moorefield Catawba Rd. (portage river left) River Rd. 13 Dallas Road bridge M DAM south of I-75 (portage left or right) (roadside access river right) 24 Lower Valley Pike Springfield N. Hampton Rd. St r . Paris i Pi MR 30.0 o (access river left) ke v Black Pike r DAM south of I-75 before railroad bridge Eagl 14 County Line Road bridge N e se City e (portage right) Detrick Jordan Pike Rd. wn R (roadside access river left) 25 Old Lower Valley Pike ro B Upper Valley Pike (Aaron’s Canoe Kayak Center) S . Buck t J . Villa Rd. Creek Hodge Rd. 15 Tremont City Road bridge (access river right) 235 P e a c State Grant Rd. 1 0 1 2 3 r r (roadside access river left) MILES e is n Park v P e Yeazell Rd. i r 26 KILOMETERS ik Enon Road bridge R e N 39˚ 57’ 01.9” a 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 Detrick Jordan Pike Home Rd. l 16 Eagle City Road bridge (roadside access river left) d W 83˚ 45’ 07.4” C MR a MR 28.0 (roadside access river left) 27.0 M N 39˚ 56’ 35.1” BC 06.0 27 W 83˚ 47’ 10.3” Eastman Bowman Mahar Rd. Spangler Road bridge Information compiled as of May 2006 New Carlisle Pike BC 05.0 (roadside access river left) and is subject to change. N 39˚ 55’ 42.7” BC 07.0 BC 02.0 23 Buck Rd. W 83˚ 48’ 42.1” eek Old Columbus Rd. 571 Milton Carlisle Rd. Tecumseh Rd. BC 01.0 Cr BC k F 03.0 c N 39˚ 56’ 13.5” Lost New Carlisle Pike u W 83˚ 46’ 01.5” G B Beaver Creek MIAMI COUNTY MR 25.5 N 39˚ 52’ 00.4” W 83˚ 49’ 23.7” 22 MR 24.6 MONTGOMERY COUNTY 24 East Bird Rd. Old Springfield r e Lakeview Rd. Enon Rd. MR 23.0 v i SPRINGFIELD Phillipsburg Union Road R 202 40 25 i MR 21.0 Selma Rd. m Dog Leg Pike Leg Dog a UNION MIAMI COUNTY i CLARK COUNTY Carlisle Rd. MR MR S. Yellow Springs St. North Dixie Drive Dixie North 19.0 20.0 Dayton Springfield Rd. M t 26 Snyder Rd. a MIAMI COUNTY e r MR 17.0 MONTGOMERY COUNTY MR 15.0 P VANDALIA G Lower Valley Pike o ss 235 u m 40 Enon Rd. W Possum Rd. MR 13.0 27 70 r S F r e Fairfield Pike t e i d iv l e l r HUBER R w ic d k Ma Pi ENGLEWOOD a P HEIGHTS irfield ke te ik Dayton Springfield Rd. Fa r e Dog Leg Road Chambersburg Rd. MR 11.0 Old North Dixie Drive Dixie North R H 235 Rd. Enon ive r N 39˚ 50’ 46.5” 444 For more information, W 84˚ 02’ 37.2” Selma Pike contact The Miami W. Enon Rd. E. Enon Rd. Jackson Rd. Conservancy District and CLARK COUNTY Jackson Rd. ask for these Play It Safe Yellow Springs - Fairfield Rd. GREENE COUNTY river map & guides: MR • The Great Miami River 08.0 Hilt Rd. rner S H Tu houp Mill • The Stillwater River a N 39˚ 46’ 33” r s L h W 84˚ 11’ 35” m MR 06.0 Meredith Rd. Northridge a n N 39˚ 47’ 35.6” 28 Yellow R o W 84˚ 06’ 56.0” Springs a TROTWOOD Siebenthaler Avenue d N 39˚ 45’ 52” I Lower Valley Rd. Fairborn W 84˚ 12’ 96” MR 04.0 Clifton N 39˚ 47’ 35.6” M Sa Ridge W 84˚ 06’ 56.0” 29 Dayton - Yellow Springs Rd. lem CAUTION: Av N 39˚ 50’ 46.5” en K J Do not boat W 84˚ 02’ 37.2” ue 31 on this side CLARK COUNTY stream. Selma MR MR 03.0 Col. Glenn Hwy. N 39˚ 46’ 33” 01.0 Stay on the W 32 Mad River.
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