1970 Map of Cloverdale

About this map

Putnamville and the expansive State Prison Farm dominate the northwestern landscape of this Putnam County survey, which captures the region during a period of transition and infrastructure development. The drainage patterns of Deer Creek, Limestone Creek, and Mosquito Creek define the local topography, leading south toward the waters of Cagles Mill Lake. In the south, the town of Cloverdale serves as a hub, positioned near Interchange 41 and surrounded by smaller settlements like Cradick Corner. Notable local landmarks include the Drive-in Theater along the highway and various family-named features such as McCoy Hill and Hughes Hill. The presence of an Old RR Grade and a Landing Strip illustrates the area's evolving transportation needs, while the Lieber State Recreation Area marks the recreational importance of the lakefront.