2010 Map of Galveston

About this map

Galveston sits at the center of this agricultural landscape, where the northern expansion of Kokomo begins to meet rural crossroads. The settlement patterns here are defined by a complex network of drainage systems such as Russell Ditch and Charles-Templeton Ditch, which support the surrounding farm tracts. Significant genealogical markers are scattered throughout the quadrangle, including the Patterson Cemetery, Sprinkle Cemetery, and McWilliams Cemetery. Further north, the small community of Lincoln marks a key junction, while Cassville anchors the eastern edge of the survey. The terrain is largely dictated by the winding path of Deer Creek and its tributary, South Fork Deer Creek, which cut through the grid of county roads. The presence of the Galveston Post Office and various family-named burial grounds like Meeks Cemetery and Rush Cemetery provide a clear view of the area's established local history.