2013 Map of Azalia

About this map

Reddington and Azalia anchor this rural landscape in southeastern Indiana, situated along a north-south corridor between the winding bends of the E Fork White River and several tributary drainages. The area is defined by its complex hydrology, where Sand Cr, Little Sand Cr, and the slow-moving Thompson Slough intersect the agricultural grid. This network of waterways creates a distinctive riparian pattern that breaks the straight lines of the county road system. Further east, the terrain is drained by Mutton Cr and its smaller branches, including Little Mutton Cr. The map reveals the late-twentieth-century transition of the region, showing how established settlements like Azalia remain integrated into a landscape predominantly utilized for farming and intersected by a dense network of local routes like Co RD-900 and Co RD-400.