1998 Map of Fort Wayne West

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St Marys River and the Maumee River converge in this western portion of the city, where mid-century suburban expansion met established institutional landmarks. The landscape is dense with educational and religious history, featuring St Francis College, the Fort Wayne Bible College, and several parochial schools such as Bethlehem Sch and Queen of Angels Sch. The infrastructure of the era is evident in the burgeoning residential developments of Country Club Gardens and Indian Village, alongside significant public spaces like Lindenwood Cemetery and the Johnny Appleseed Memorial Park. The Norfolk and Western railway lines and the southern passage of the Little River define the industrial and natural borders of the city as it grew toward Waynedale and the western townships.