2013 Map of Cleveland

About this map

The settlement of Cleveland anchors this rural landscape, situated along a transportation corridor that bisects the heart of Hancock County. The area is defined by a dense network of creek systems, including Brandywine Cr and Little Brandywine Cr, which weave between small community clusters like Stringtown and Riley. To the north, the Lost Forty Tree Farm and Pleasant Hill represent the agricultural and timber character of the region. The map also highlights two small aviation hubs, Pope Field Airport and Oakes Field Airport, serving local connectivity. The grid of rural roads and the presence of numerous small watercourses such as Dilly Cr, Nameless Cr, and Sixmile Cr illustrate a classic Midwestern drainage and road pattern, where local life follows the subtle contours of the central Indiana plains.