2013 Map of Boonville

About this map

The city of Boonville serves as a central hub for this portion of Warrick County, surrounded by smaller communities like Chandler, Greenbrier, and Rolling Acres. The landscape is defined by an extensive network of human-engineered drainage, including Kelly Ditch, Carter Traylor Ditch, and Pursley Ditch, which manage the flow through the Cypress Creek basin. These waterworks, alongside the Washing Recirculating Reservoir, point to the region's historical industrial needs, specifically its legacy of coal mining, hinted at by local routes such as Square Deal Mine Rd. To the west, the map details the residential expansion near Rolling Hills Golf Course, while the city center features local landmarks like City Lake Number One and City Lake Number Two, providing essential public space and resources for the community. The inclusion of Boonville Airport and the surrounding road grid reflects the steady development of this southwestern Indiana landscape in the early 21st century.