1960 Map of Angola East

About this map

Fremont and the northern outskirts of Angola serve as the primary hubs in this corner of Northeast Indiana, where the recently completed Indiana East-West Toll Road cuts a modern diagonal across a glacial landscape. This mid-century revision captures the region as its rural character began to integrate with major interstate travel, evidenced by the Service Facilities and Sewage Disposal infrastructure supporting the toll road. The terrain is defined by its hydrology, featuring dozens of named water bodies such as the Seven Sisters Lakes and Cedar Lake, many of which supported early resort growth and small-scale lakeside burials like Lakeside Cem.