1966 Map of English
USGS Topo · Published 1989About this map
The town of English serves as the focal point of this Southern Indiana landscape, situated where the Southern railroad follows the winding valley floor. The area's complex topography is defined by the Little Blue River and its numerous tributaries, including Dog Creek and Brushy Creek. This mid-century survey, with later photorevisions, captures the intersection of rural industry and conservation, featuring large tracts of the Hoosier National Forest and Harrison-Crawford State Forest. Genealogists will find a high density of family landmarks and small community centers, such as Grantsburg, Riddle, and Switzer Crossroads. The map documents several rural burial grounds, including Stewart Cem and Hamilton Cem, along with local landmarks like the Nilsson Overlook and the High Sch in English.
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Editions of this 1966 English Map
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Historical Maps of English Through Time
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