2016 Map of Culver

About this map

Lake Maxinkuckee dominates the landscape of this Indiana region, with the town of Culver established on its northwestern shore. This 2016 survey provides a precise view of the interface between long-standing residential developments and the complex hydrological network of the Kankakee outwash plain. The terrain is defined by a dense system of man-made waterways like Thompson Ditch and Zechiel Arm that drain the low-lying glacial pockets into the Tippecanoe River, which winds through the southern portion of the quadrangle. Beyond the lakeside activity, the map identifies small rural hubs such as Monterey and Delong. Genealogists can find several notable burial sites including Masonic Cem and North Union Cem, while the inclusion of King Lake and Houghton Lake reflects the area's ongoing character as a destination for seasonal and permanent water-side living.