
The Old Indian Treaty Boundary slices diagonally across this agricultural landscape in southern Randolph County, marking a historic line that still influences modern property boundaries and road alignments. Small rural hubs like Carlos, Modoc, and Huntsville serve as focal points for the surrounding farmsteads, connected by the New York Central railroad corridor. The terrain is defined by a dense network of minor waterways, including Martindale Creek, Cabin Run, and Sugar Creek, which drain toward the White River and Stoney Creek. Local community life is anchored by traditional landmarks such as Salem Cem, Union Ch, and Martindale Ch. The map captures a moment of established rural stability, where the land use is primarily defined by large-scale farming and the infrastructure of the railroad era, just before the significant shifts in mid-century transportation patterns.
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1952 Maxville
Randolph County, IN

1960 Carlos
Randolph County, IN

1960 Deerfield
Randolph County, IN

1960 Spartanburg
Randolph County, IN

1969 Maxville
Randolph County, IN

1992 Deerfield
Randolph County, IN

1992 Spartanburg
Randolph County, IN
2010 Carlos
Randolph County, IN
2010 Deerfield
Randolph County, IN
2010 Maxville
Randolph County, IN
2010 Spartanburg
Randolph County, IN
2013 Carlos
Randolph County, IN
2013 Deerfield
Randolph County, IN
2013 Spartanburg
Randolph County, IN
2014 Maxville
Randolph County, IN
2016 Carlos
Randolph County, IN
2016 Deerfield
Randolph County, IN
2016 Maxville
Randolph County, IN
2016 Spartanburg
Randolph County, IN
2019 Carlos
Randolph County, IN
2019 Deerfield
Randolph County, IN
2019 Maxville
Randolph County, IN
2019 Spartanburg
Randolph County, IN

2022 Carlos
Randolph County, IN

2022 Deerfield
Randolph County, IN

2022 Maxville
Randolph County, IN

2022 Spartanburg
Randolph County, IN