
Borden sits at the northern edge of this Southern Indiana landscape, where the valley of the Muddy Fork cuts through the uplands. The terrain is defined by a dense network of timbered ravines and hollows, including Koetter Hollow, Burns Hollow, and Hog Hollow, which separate the small agricultural communities from one another. To the south, the settlements of Scottsville and Starlight are established near the Clark and Floyd County boundary, reflecting a long history of rural development along the Highland Rim. Local genealogists will find value in the location of the Pleasant Ridge Cem and Mount Eden Cem, while the inclusion of the Spring Lake Airport and the Greenville Reservoir illustrates the infrastructure supporting these hilltop towns. The mapping of Borden Trl and various township roads provides a clear record of the area's modern connectivity.
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