1966 Map of Borden
USGS Topo · Published 1993About this map
New Providence (Borden) serves as the primary hub of activity in this section of Southern Indiana, situated along the Louisville and Nashville railroad. The landscape is defined by the incision of Muddy Fork and its various tributaries like Souders Branch and Fordyce Branch, which cut through high terrain marked by prominent points such as Cubby House Hill and Wieseka Knob. This 1966 revision reflects a rural network of small communities and crossroads settlements, including Starlight and Scottsville, where social life centered around local landmarks like the St Johns Sch and Emmanuel Ch.
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