
Evansville expands northward into Vanderburgh Co. during this early 1980s survey, showing the transition from dense urban blocks to suburban developments and active farmland. The landscape is characterized by its numerous religious and memorial sites, including Locust Hill Cemetery and St Joseph Cemetery, which serve as significant genealogical anchors for the region. Transportation networks are well-defined, featuring the Skylane Airport and the heavy rail lines of the Louisville and Nashville and Conrail railroads, which facilitated the movement of goods and people across southern Indiana.
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1957 Evansville South
Vanderburgh County, IN

1957 West Franklin
Vanderburgh County, IN

1961 Evansville North
Vanderburgh County, IN

1961 Kasson
Vanderburgh County, IN

1981 Evansville North
Vanderburgh County, IN

1981 Evansville South
Vanderburgh County, IN

1981 Kasson
Vanderburgh County, IN

1981 West Franklin
Vanderburgh County, IN

1999 Evansville South
Vanderburgh County, IN
2010 Evansville North
Vanderburgh County, IN
2010 Evansville South
Vanderburgh County, IN
2010 Kasson
Vanderburgh County, IN
2010 West Franklin
Vanderburgh County, IN
2013 Evansville North
Vanderburgh County, IN
2013 Evansville South
Vanderburgh County, IN
2013 Kasson
Vanderburgh County, IN
2013 West Franklin
Vanderburgh County, IN
2016 Evansville North
Vanderburgh County, IN
2016 Evansville South
Vanderburgh County, IN
2016 Kasson
Vanderburgh County, IN
2016 West Franklin
Vanderburgh County, IN
2019 Evansville North
Vanderburgh County, IN
2019 Evansville South
Vanderburgh County, IN
2019 Kasson
Vanderburgh County, IN
2019 West Franklin
Vanderburgh County, IN

2022 Evansville North
Vanderburgh County, IN

2022 Evansville South
Vanderburgh County, IN

2022 Kasson
Vanderburgh County, IN

2022 West Franklin
Vanderburgh County, IN