2013 Map of Dunreith

About this map

Spiceland and Dunreith serve as the primary hubs in this central Indiana landscape, where a dense network of county roads intersects with larger thoroughfares and traditional watercourses. The local terrain is defined by the drainage of the Big Blue River and Little Blue River, which are joined by numerous smaller tributaries such as Shankatank Cr and Buck Cr. The name Stone Quarry Mills suggests a history of local industry tied to the river's resources, while the presence of Knightstown Spring and Lake Haven highlights the importance of water for both utility and recreation. Smaller settlements like Ogden anchor the southern portion of the map, illustrating the persistent rural settlement pattern of Henry County. The map details the transition from established town grids to expansive agricultural plots, captured before contemporary development further altered the rural character of these townships.