1962 Map of Argos

About this map

The Tippecanoe River meanders across the southeastern corner of this northern Indiana landscape, where the Old Indian Treaty Boundary still marks the land divisions between Walnut and Richland townships. The town of Argos serves as the primary hub in the northwest, situated along the Nickel Plate Road. This survey, field-checked in the early 1960s and later updated, captures a rural transition as family farms and scattered schoolhouses defined the community structure between Marshall and Fulton counties.