Borden sits along the CSX Transportation railroad line, serving as a focal point for the surrounding hollows and ridges of southern Indiana. The landscape is defined by its drainage into the Muddy Fork and Middle Fork Indian Cr, which carve out notable terrain features like Hounds Leap and Broom Hill. This 2019 survey documents the transition from the settled valley floors to the more elevated, wooded heights of Daisy Hill and Cubby House Hill.
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1938 · Speed
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1939 · New Albany
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1939 · Georgetown
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1941 · Borden
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1946 · New Albany
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1947 · Speed
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1947 · Georgetown
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1949 · Henryville
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1949 · Georgetown
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1950 · Salem
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