2013 Map of Farmland

About this map

Farmland and Parker City sit along the primary east-west rail and road corridor in this portion of Randolph County, illustrating the enduring layout of rural Indiana's small-town hubs. The White River and its tributary, the Little White River, meander across the southern half of the landscape, defining the drainage patterns that shaped early settlement near Windsor. Further north, a network of agricultural drainage channels like Carmichael Ditch and Lamb Ditch support the surrounding fields, while the Belknap-Icarus Acres Airport provides a localized aviation landmark. Small clusters of habitation at Georgetown and the many numbered county roads reveal a transition from traditional river-oriented settlements to a grid-based agricultural economy, offering a clear view of the regional infrastructure as it stood in the early 21st century.