2013 Map of Borden

About this map

Borden serves as the central hub of this Indiana landscape, situated along the winding course of the Muddy Fork. The terrain is defined by a dense network of hills and hollows, where family-named landmarks like Koetter Hollow, Gibson Hollow, and Breedlove Hollow reflect a long history of local land use. To the south, smaller crossroads communities including Scottsville, Navilleton, and Starlight dot the uplands, connected by a web of rural roads such as Stalker Rd and Martinsburg Rd. Hydrological features are prominent, ranging from the Greenville Reservoir to smaller impoundments like Stumbler Lake and Scottsville Lake. The map captures a transition from the narrow valley floor at Mill Hollow to prominent elevations like Daisy Hill and Chestnut Hill, illustrating how the drainage patterns of Souders Br and Fordyce Brook have shaped the region's development and transportation corridors.