2013 Map of Fort Wayne West

About this map

The Saint Marys River winds through the southwestern reaches of Fort Wayne, defining a landscape of established neighborhoods and specialized water management. Subdivisions such as Indian Village, Waynedale, and Covington Dells characterize the suburban expansion west of the city center. The terrain is marked by an extensive network of drainage features, including the Junk Ditch, Fairfield Ditch, and Graham McCulloch Ditch, which channel water toward the primary river corridor. Small aviation facilities like Dick's Strip Airport and Confer's Place Airport sit on the western periphery, reflecting the localized transit infrastructure of the early 21st century. Recreational spaces and natural landmarks are anchored by Foster Park and Shoaff Lake, while the Stellhorn Bridge provides a notable crossing point for local history researchers and genealogists tracing the development of Avalon and Lincolnshire.