
Berryville and the eastern outskirts of West Salem anchor this landscape at the intersection of four Illinois counties. The terrain is defined by a dense network of watercourses, including Bonpas Creek, Little Bonpas Creek, and Jordan Creek, which create a complex drainage pattern across the Richland, Edwards, Wabash, and Lawrence county lines. This area is particularly notable for its high concentration of family and community burial grounds, which serve as primary markers for the region's genealogical history. From Shiloh Number 1 Cem in the north to Pinhook Cem and Jordan Creek Cem in the south, these sites delineate the historic settlement clusters of the rural townships. The map reveals a transition from the structured grid of county roads like Co RD 13 and N Wabash RD to the winding paths dictated by the riparian corridors of Crooked Creek and Big Branch.
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18 maps found

1968 Berryville
Wabash County, IL

1968 Lancaster
Wabash County, IL
2010 Saint Francisville
Wabash County, IL
2012 Berryville
Wabash County, IL
2012 Lancaster
Wabash County, IL
2012 Saint Francisville
Wabash County, IL
2015 Berryville
Wabash County, IL
2015 Lancaster
Wabash County, IL
2015 Saint Francisville
Wabash County, IL
2018 Berryville
Wabash County, IL
2018 Lancaster
Wabash County, IL
2018 Saint Francisville
Wabash County, IL
2021 Berryville
Wabash County, IL
2021 Lancaster
Wabash County, IL
2021 Saint Francisville
Wabash County, IL

2024 Berryville
Wabash County, IL

2024 Lancaster
Wabash County, IL

2024 Saint Francisville
Wabash County, IL