1992 Map of Domestic

About this map

Domestic and the surrounding agrarian landscape of northern Jay County are defined by an intricate network of drainage systems that support this productive region. The terrain is marked by engineered waterways such as Votaw Ditch, McAllister Ditch, and Williams Ditch, which channel water toward natural courses like Loblolly Creek. Small rural crossroads like Perryville and Poling serve as local anchors, while community history is preserved at Union Chapel, White Oak Ch, and the Hartford Cem. In the southern portion of the map, Oil Wells indicate local extraction activity near Twin Hills. The grid of section roads, including 1000 South Road and 24 South Road, provides a structured view of the late 20th-century Midwestern township system as it existed during this 1992 field update.