Angola and Fremont anchor this northeastern Indiana landscape, where the glacial legacy is evident in the dense concentration of kettle lakes and wetlands. The drainage pattern is defined by Pigeon Creek and Follette Creek, which feed into numerous water bodies like Marsh Lake, Seven Sisters Lakes, and Failing Lake. Agricultural heritage is reflected in an extensive network of drainage systems, including Ryan Ditch, Metz DITCH, and Goodale Ditch, which helped reclaim the low-lying terrain for farming. Genealogists will find a significant concentration of burial grounds, from the large Circle Hill Cemetery in the southwest to the descriptively named The Old Cemetery and Lakeside Cemetery near the northern settlements. The map also captures the local sporting culture at the Steuben County Speedway and the recreation areas surrounding Eaton Lake and the Eaton Creek Golf Course.
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1939 · Hamilton
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1939 · Angola East
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1939 · Clear Lake
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1940 · Metz
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1940 · Clear Lake
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1941 · Angola West
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1942 · Ashley
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1942 · Angola West
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1947 · Angola East
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1948 · Hamilton
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