2013 Map of Deerfield

About this map

The Mississinewa River flows westward through the southern half of this landscape, anchoring the settlements of Deerfield and Randolph. This rural Indiana terrain is defined by a dense network of watercourses, including the Little Salamonie River to the north and numerous small tributaries like Buckeye Cr and Butternut Cr. The map reveals a strict orthogonal road grid, occasionally interrupted by diagonal historic thoroughfares such as E Treaty Line Rd and S Boundary Pike, which converge near Boundary City. These routes hint at earlier land divisions and travel patterns that predated the modern square-mile township system. Small rural hubs like New Pittsburg and Antioch are scattered across the landscape, connected by a web of local roads such as E Main St and E Elm St, serving a region deeply rooted in agricultural history.