2010 Map of Domestic

About this map

Domestic and Perryville anchor this rural landscape in eastern Indiana, characterized by a complex drainage network developed for agriculture. The terrain is defined by numerous named man-made and natural waterways, including Loblolly Creek, Threemile Creek, and several engineering features like Bourne Williams Ditch and Egley Ditch. The survey highlights small, quiet crossroads settlements such as Phenix and Poling, which serve as focal points for the surrounding farmsteads. Genealogical interest is particularly strong here, with several well-preserved burial grounds including Alberson Cemetery and West Grove Cemetery near the western edge. In the southwest, the Twin Hills provides a rare point of elevation, overlooking Holmes Creek and Wall Run. The map demonstrates the persistence of traditional land divisions, with a grid of local roads like E Market St and numerous numbered county routes connecting these isolated communities and family landmarks.