
The Ohio River carves a deep, winding channel through this mid-century survey of the borderlands between Clark and Jefferson counties in Indiana and Trimble County in Kentucky. The river’s prominent bend shelters the settlement of Bethlehem, where the Cem Bethlehem serves as a vital record for local genealogists. Opposite the river in Kentucky, the terrain rises sharply toward Rodgers Ridge, with numerous narrow drainages like Corn Creek and Barebone Creek dissecting the high ground.
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31 maps found

1938 Owen
Clark County, IN

1938 Speed
Clark County, IN

1939 Bethlehem
Clark County, IN

1947 Speed
Clark County, IN

1948 Bethlehem
Clark County, IN

1948 Owen
Clark County, IN

1953 Bethlehem
Clark County, IN

1956 Otisco
Clark County, IN

1957 Speed
Clark County, IN

1961 Owen
Clark County, IN

1963 Speed
Clark County, IN
2010 Bethlehem
Clark County, IN
2010 Otisco
Clark County, IN
2010 Owen
Clark County, IN
2010 Speed
Clark County, IN
2013 Bethlehem
Clark County, IN
2013 Otisco
Clark County, IN
2013 Owen
Clark County, IN
2013 Speed
Clark County, IN
2016 Bethlehem
Clark County, IN
2016 Otisco
Clark County, IN
2016 Owen
Clark County, IN
2016 Speed
Clark County, IN
2019 Bethlehem
Clark County, IN
2019 Otisco
Clark County, IN
2019 Owen
Clark County, IN
2019 Speed
Clark County, IN

2022 Otisco
Clark County, IN

2022 Owen
Clark County, IN

2022 Speed
Clark County, IN

2023 Bethlehem
Clark County, IN