2013 Map of Arcadia

About this map

Morse Reservoir serves as a major geographical anchor at the southern edge of this Central Indiana landscape, where the waters of Cicero Cr and Bear Slide Cr converge. The area is defined by a string of historic railroad-aligned settlements, including Atlanta, Millersburg, and Arcadia, which maintain their traditional grid layouts amidst a surrounding patchwork of agricultural land. The transition from small-town streetscapes to rural tracts is marked by local landmarks like Skyridge Airport and the Bee-Acre Farm Strip Airport, reflecting the region's aviation and farming heritage. Numerous small waterways, such as Little Cicero Cr, Taylor Cr, and the descriptively named Possum Run, weave through the township sections, tracing the drainage patterns that have shaped Hamilton County's development from early farming through modern water management.