2012 Map of Flat Rock

About this map

The rural landscape of Crawford County is defined by its numerous small burial grounds and a trio of unincorporated settlements. New Hebron, Duncanville, and Morea serve as the primary community hubs, linked by a strict grid of agricultural roads such as E 950th Ave and N 1100th St. The territory is drained by several meandering waterways, including Lamotte Creek and Brushy Creek, which wind through the farmland. Of particular interest to genealogists is the unusually high density of family and community cemeteries scattered across the township, such as Good Hope Cem, Tohill Cem, and Swearingen Cem. These markers of early settlement patterns remain preserved even as the landscape continues its modern agricultural use, with Campbell Lake anchoring the southeastern corner of the quadrangle.