2019 Map of Corunna

About this map

Kendallville serves as the primary urban center for this portion of Northeast Indiana, where the development of the city’s east side and industrial areas around Progress Dr E is clearly documented. The landscape is defined by its glacial hydrology, featuring numerous water bodies such as Bixler Lake and Lake Maxler alongside agricultural drainage systems like McCullough Ditch. The boundary between Noble and DeKalb counties, marked by Co Line Rd, bisects the area, linking smaller rural hubs like Corunna and Fairfield Center. For those researching family history, the Corunna Cem and established rural settlements like Wayne Center provide critical touchpoints for locating historic farmsteads. The terrain varies from the lowlands of Little Cedar Cr to the distinctive heights of Baby Mtn and Bed Tail Ridge, showing the varied topography that shaped local road placement.