1998 Map of Fort Wayne East

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The Maumee River and St Joseph River converge in this late-twentieth-century study of eastern Fort Wayne. The landscape is a dense assembly of mid-century residential expansion and established institutional hubs, notably the Fort Wayne State Development Center and Concordia Sem. Suburban developments like Hacienda Village, Sunnymede Woods, and Anthony Wayne Village characterize the growth of Allen County during this era, while the industrial legacy remains visible through the Norfolk and Western and Pennsylvania railroad corridors. Social and educational infrastructure is exceptionally well-documented, from the Veterans Hosp to numerous parochial schools such as St Charles Borromeo Sch and St Henrys Sch. The transition into New Haven shows a mix of residential plats and utility works like the Sewage Filter Beds along the riverbanks.