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Names on the Montrose-Ghent map

Every name below is printed on this map. Look for your street, your school, the park where you played, or the pond down the road.

Places and landmarks5

  • Bath Township Administration Center
  • Bath Center
  • Ghent
  • Montrose
  • Stoney Hill

Streets and roads118

  • Medina Road
  • North Medina Line Road
  • County Highway 2
  • Medina Line Road
  • South Martadale Drive
  • West Bath Road
  • Yellow Creek Road
  • Granger Road
  • North Hametown Road
  • North Cleveland Massillon Road
  • North Revere Road
  • Sourek Road
  • Crystal Lake Road
  • Shaw Road
  • Ranchwood Road
  • North Shore Drive
  • Ghent Road
  • Timberline Drive
  • Walnut Ridge Road
  • Springside Drive
  • Sand Run Road
  • Springcrest Drive
  • Robinwood Hills Drive
  • Ghent Hills Road
  • Heather Hills Road
  • Rolling View Drive
  • Idlebrook Drive
  • Wye Road
  • Harmony Hills Drive
  • Harmony Hills Road
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  • Westridge Road
  • Top of the Hill Road
  • Rolling Meadows Road
  • Martadale Drive
  • Oak Knoll Drive
  • West Point Drive
  • Spring Water Drive
  • Roundhill Road
  • Rotunda Avenue
  • Pine Point Drive
  • Meadow Park Drive
  • North Martadale Drive
  • Arbour Green Drive
  • Sanctuary Drive
  • Melody Drive
  • Lois Drive
  • Revere Drive
  • Woodhaven Boulevard
  • Bittersweet Road
  • Sellman Drive
  • Heatherleigh Drive
  • Harvest Drive
  • Montrose Avenue
  • Berrywood Drive
  • South Larkspur Lane
  • Woodthrush Road
  • Barnsleigh Drive
  • Estate Drive
  • Bonnie Brook
  • Pin Oak Road
  • Highlands Drive
  • Tee Drive
  • Green Drive
  • Cardinal Road
  • Anthony Drive
  • North Short Hills Drive
  • Big Spruce Drive
  • Aspenwood Road
  • San Raphael Drive
  • Timber Creek Drive
  • Nina Lane
  • Echo Hills Road
  • Fairway Drive
  • North Larkspur Lane
  • Fryman Drive
  • Clover Hill Road
  • Appian Way
  • Ranchwood Spr
  • Colony Hills Drive
  • South Ridge Drive
  • Yellow Creek Lane
  • Round Hill Spr
  • Castlemaine Court
  • Mapleleaf Hill
  • Rambling Way
  • Sandin Drive
  • Tulip Drive
  • Lake Pointe Drive
  • Sparrow Pond Circle
  • Trellis Green Drive
  • Heritage Lane
  • South Short Hills Drive
  • Ghent Ridge Drive
  • Hughstowne Drive
  • San Pier Drive
  • Treecrest Drive
  • Sourek Road Extended
  • Stonehedge Drive
  • Autumn Leaves Drive
  • Round Rock Drive
  • Daylesford Drive
  • Ghentwood Drive
  • Duncan Spr
  • Mallard Pond Drive
  • North Fork Drive
  • Brook Bend Drive
  • Sugar Knoll Drive
  • Retreat Drive
  • Ba Saint 2
  • Crystal Point
  • Bath Country Drive
  • Olde Lyme Drive
  • Tanager Road
  • Autumn Lane
  • Winterberry Drive
  • Forest Pool Road
  • Meadow Spr
  • Fulton Drive

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About Montrose-Ghent, Ohio

Montrose-Ghent is a census-designated place of 5,254 people in Summit County, made up of two unincorporated communities, Montrose and Ghent. It sits in Bath Township, with Bath Center to the north, and it belongs to the Akron metropolitan area.

Ghent took shape along Yellow Creek, which falls roughly 400 feet on its way through Bath Township. That steep drop gave early settlers the power to turn mill wheels, and over time the valley held at least thirteen mills, according to the marker that stands at the Ghent Woolen Mill.

  • A woolen mill in 1832Two men named Allen and Bloom built the Ghent Woolen Mill on Yellow Creek in 1832. The mill was busiest around the Civil War, when up to 10,000 pounds of wool a year passed through it to become cloth and yarn.
  • Too many wolves for sheepThe mill never earned much money, and it passed from owner to owner several times during the 1800s. The reason reportedly given was that wolves were so plentiful around Ghent that local farmers found it risky to keep sheep, which left the mill short of wool.
  • Ohio's oldest standing woolen millAround 1889 the old mill was turned into a machine shop, and by the late 1890s people were living in it. The building still stands and keeps many of its original features, making it the oldest known woolen mill left in Ohio. Its marker is at 3542 Granger Road.

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