2010 Map of Depauw

About this map

DePauw and Ramsey anchor a landscape of ridges and hollows in Harrison County, reflecting a settlement pattern deeply tied to the underlying topography. The terrain is defined by prominent elevations such as Schoolhouse Hill, Byrd Ridge, and Pennington Chapel Ridge, which separate agricultural corridors like Clover Valley. The western edge of the area is marked by the winding course of the Blue River, including the distinctive sharp bend known as Devils Elbow and the nearby Leichner Spring. This 2010 survey highlights a network of small communities including Frenchtown, Little Saint Louis, and Moberly. Genealogists will find numerous family and community burial sites, including Mount Zion Cemetery and Saint Bernards Cemetery, preserved alongside modern infrastructure like the Glen-Aire Ranch Airport.