
The English settlement serves as a central point in this northern Crawford County landscape, where the Southern railroad line follows the narrow valleys of Dog Creek and Camp Fork. This 1993 revision, based on earlier data, illustrates the complex topography of the Hoosier National Forest and Harrison-Crawford State Forest. The intricate drainage pattern of the Little Blue River and its tributaries, including Brushy Fork, dictates the placement of historic upland settlements and family-named landmarks like Sutton Knob.
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