2013 Map of Edon
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
The tri-state border region where Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan meet defines the geography of this survey, specifically the transition from Steuben County to Williams County. The settlement of Edon serves as a primary hub, while smaller locales like Metz and Alvarado anchor the surrounding agricultural landscape. This territory is heavily defined by its drainage network, featuring man-made and natural watercourses such as Tamarack Ditch, Fish Creek, and Birch Ditch.
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