2013 Map of Clinton

About this map

The Wabash River forms the primary eastern boundary of this western Indiana landscape, defining the development of Clinton and its surrounding communities. The town’s grid is flanked by the river and the Lyford Dike and Levee Association Ditch, reflecting the local hydrology's influence on settlement patterns. Moving west and north from the riverfront, the map details a cluster of distinct neighborhoods and small settlements including Fairview Park, Crompton Hill, and Klondyke. These residential areas are interspersed with geographic features like McDonald Lake and waterways such as Feather Creek and Norton Creek. Farther afield, the small village of Centenary and the riverside site of Summit Grove mark the more rural reaches of the county. The inclusion of the Clinton Airport and several creek crossings provides a clear view of the transportation and drainage network supporting these Vermillion County communities.