1984 Map of Danville
USGS Topo · Published 1985About this map
The Vermilion River and its multiple forks—the North Fork, Middle Fork, and Salt Fork—converge near Danville, shaping the landscape of eastern Illinois and western Indiana in the mid-1980s. This industrial and agricultural hub is defined by a dense network of transport, including Interstate 74 and the Norfolk and Western RR. The map captures a transitional era of land use, where extensive Strip Mines and a Strip Mine sprawl west of town, some of which have been reclaimed as recreational space within Kickapoo State Park.
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