1908 Map of Calhoun
USGS Topo · Published 1908About this map
The Green River carves a winding path through this 1908 topographical survey, defining the agricultural and transport rhythms of McLean, Henderson, and Daviess counties. At the southern bend, the town of Calhoun and neighboring Rumsey serve as key river hubs, connected to the hinterlands by a network of early roads and ferry crossings. The landscape is characterized by its reliance on water-based transit before the full maturation of the regional rail system, as evidenced by several named river crossings including Steamboat Ferry, Quinn Ferry, and Eastwood Ferry.
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Editions of this 1908 Calhoun Map
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Historical Maps of Calhoun Through Time
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