
Beaverdam and Lafayette anchor this modern topographical study of Allen County, where the historic Lincoln Hwy and Dixie Hwy converge. The landscape is defined by its agricultural layout and a significant network of burial grounds, including the Woodland Cem and Beaverdam Cem north of the village. The drainage pattern of the region is intricate, with Sugar Creek and Marsh Run flowing through the central fields, while Hog Creek and the Ottawa River dominate the southern sections near Lafayette. This contemporary update traces the enduring placement of landmarks like the Beaver Dam Station and smaller crossroads like Rockport against the modern infrastructure of the interstate era. Genealogists will find the distribution of family and community plots such as Pleasant Hill Cem and Liberty Chapel Cem helpful for locating historic homesteads.
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