Dunbridge: I-75 at SR-582, Middleton Pike, 5004
Dunbridge lies on the former Great Black Swamp plain of northwestern Ohio, amid the broad, level farmland of Wood County. Interstate 75 meets State Route 582 here at Middletown Pike, placing this small unincorporated community on a major north–south route through the state. Fields, drainage ditches and scattered tree lines reflect a landscape remade after the vast Great Black Swamp was drained during the 19th century. The old wetland once covered much of northwestern Ohio and shaped the region’s difficult early settlement; its drainage opened large areas to agriculture. Dunbridge remains a rural roadside locality, with Bowling Green nearby to the southeast.
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