2013 Map of Fulda

About this map

Fulda and its surrounding rural landscapes are captured here in a period of modern stability, showing a network of small settlements connected by a grid of county roads. The drainage systems of the Anderson River and Middle Fork Anderson River create a winding physical geography that dictates the placement of crossroads and homesteads. Local history is etched into the landscape through place names like Huffman, New Boston, and Evanston, reflecting the early 19th-century German and immigrant heritage of this pocket of southern Indiana. At the southern edge of the survey, the village of Maxville sits near the confluence of Brushy Fork and the main river channel. The road network, including historical routes like Huffman Mill Rd, highlights how the movement of people and goods has long relied on these specific valley corridors and waterway crossings.