1970 Map of Brownsburg

About this map

Brownsburg serves as the primary population center on this topographic survey, showing a period of suburban expansion with new subdivisions rising near Arbuckle Acres. The landscape is defined by the winding paths of White Lick Creek and the West Fork White Lick Creek, which carve through the central Indiana plains. Small rural clusters like Pittsboro, Maplewood, and Tilden anchor the surrounding farmland, while the presence of the Brownsburg Airfield and numerous schools, including South Sch and a High Sch, point to the growing mid-century infrastructure.