2010 Map of Frankton

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The White River winds through the southern reaches of this Madison County landscape, marking the riverine corridor near the settlement of Perkinsville. To the north, the town of Frankton serves as the primary population center, established along the meandering path of Pipe Creek. This area of central Indiana is characterized by a dense network of family and community burial sites, including the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Cemetery and several smaller grounds like Sigler Cemetery, Shell Cemetery, and Neese Cemetery that dot the agricultural grid. The terrain is further defined by several tributaries, with Duck Creek and Pollywog Creek draining the northwestern corner. Local transportation follows a rigid section-line road system, including named routes such as Adams Rd and Lone Oak Rd, which connect the rural homesteads and small hamlets like Aroma to the larger river valleys.