2016 Map of Fredericksburg

About this map

The Blue River carves a winding path through this portion of the Mitchell Plain, defining the border between Washington and Harrison counties. The settlement of Fredericksburg sits at a strategic crossing point, surrounded by family-named terrain features like Greene Mill Hill and Whittman Bottom. To the northeast, Organ Springs marks a smaller concentration of activity, while the landscape elsewhere is dotted with local heritage markers such as Boston Cem, Reno Cem, and Voyles Cem. The topography is characterized by numerous knobs and hollows, including Wildcat Knob and Haiti Hollow, which are linked by a dense network of rural roads such as S Fredericksburg Depauw Rd and W Mount Carmel Rd. The presence of the Jacobi Airport and Hunter Spring further highlights the mix of modern utility and natural geography in this southern Indiana corridor.