1931 Map of Corydon
USGS Topo · Published 1932About this map
Brandenburg serves as a focal point along the southern bank of the Ohio River in this pre-war survey, which captures the riverine border between Harrison and Meade counties. The landscape is defined by the sharp transition from the water's edge to the bluffs above, marked by features such as Hamilton Hill and the incision of Big Gully. While much of the quadrangle is noted as an Unsurveyed Area, the mapped portion reveals the essential infrastructure of the era, including the L & N railroad and the Oak Grove Sch. Waterways like Doe Run and Flippins Run feed into the main river channel near Buttermilk Falls, illustrating the drainage patterns that shaped local settlement at Moravia and surrounding hillsides.
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