1902 Map of Ditney
USGS Topo · Published 1902About this map
The White River and Patoka River valleys define this turn-of-the-century landscape, where river-driven trade was actively being superseded by an expanding rail network. Commercial hubs like Petersburg, Oakland City, and Boonville anchor the region, connected by lines like the Southern R. R. and the Indianapolis Evansville and Terre Haute R. R. The transition in transportation is most evident in the presence of the Erie Canal (Abandoned), which once served as a primary artery for the interior.
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Editions of this 1902 Ditney Map
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Historical Maps of Evansville Through Time
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1900 De Gonia Springs
Warrick County, IN
1902 Degonia Springs
Warrick County, IN
1902 Ditney
Warrick County, IN
1951 Yankeetown
Warrick County, IN
1960 De Gonia Springs
Warrick County, IN
1960 Folsomville
Warrick County, IN
1961 Daylight
Warrick County, IN
1964 Yankeetown
Warrick County, IN
2010 Daylight
Warrick County, IN
2010 De Gonia Springs
Warrick County, IN
2010 Folsomville
Warrick County, IN
2010 Yankeetown
Warrick County, IN
2013 Daylight
Warrick County, IN
2013 De Gonia Springs
Warrick County, IN
2013 Folsomville
Warrick County, IN
2013 Yankeetown
Warrick County, IN
2016 Daylight
Warrick County, IN
2016 De Gonia Springs
Warrick County, IN
2016 Folsomville
Warrick County, IN
2016 Yankeetown
Warrick County, IN
2019 Daylight
Warrick County, IN
2019 De Gonia Springs
Warrick County, IN
2019 Folsomville
Warrick County, IN
2019 Yankeetown
Warrick County, IN
2022 De Gonia Springs
Warrick County, IN
2022 Folsomville
Warrick County, IN
2022 Yankeetown
Warrick County, IN
2023 Daylight
Warrick County, IN