SR 266 begins at an intersection with SR 377 in Penn Township near the community of Pennsville . It generally heads southeast through a mostly agricultural area on a two-lane road . The highway heads through rolling terrain making sweeping curves before reaching a four-way intersection marking the northern terminus of SR 792 . SR 792 heads south from here , Lick Run Road heads southwest , and SR 266 heads northeast , later east , descending a hill in a wooded area of Windsor Township . It enters the village of Stockport traveling due east along Broadway Street . Through here , SR 266 passes mostly residences but also heads past a cemetery and some businesses . It crosses the Muskingum River and comes to a T-intersection marking the southern terminus of SR 376 . SR 266 heads south from this intersection through farmland but then closely follows the river where it passes a state memorial commemorating the Big Bottom massacre . The road slowly curves to the east but then sharply curves to the north through another farm . After passing a former alignment of the road , SR 266 heads up a hill , curves to the southeast and passes the former alignment before coming close to the river again . After a sharp curve to the north to follow the river , the highway heads through a mostly wooded area passing some houses and a farm . Turning to the northwest , SR 266 is located close to the river bank skirting the bottom of a high cliff . The river slowly bends to the east but the road continues its northeast course . It turns to the north entering Center Township , passes a small park and ride parking lot , and ends at SR 60 adjacent to Meigs Creek
Big Bottom massacre
Big Bottom massacre
Ohio State Route 266