2013 Map of Evansville North

About this map

Evansville Regional Airport dominates the eastern central landscape of this Indiana study, surrounded by a transition from suburban development to rural homesteads. The northern reaches are defined by a network of drainage systems like Maidlow Ditch and Schlensker Ditch, which feed into the meandering Little Pigeon Creek. Numerous distinct communities are mapped throughout the territory, including Inglefield and Darmstadt to the north, and McCutchanville to the east. As development moves south toward the city center, denser residential clusters emerge at Stringtown, Melody Hill, and Kratzville. The presence of both the regional airport and the smaller Skylane Airport highlights the area's importance as an aviation and transport hub for Vanderburgh County. Industrial and recreational spaces appear alongside residential growth, evidenced by Country Club Meadows and several small lakes like Morgan Lake and Bittner Lake.