2010 Map of Goodland

About this map

The town of Goodland anchors the southern portion of this northern Indiana landscape, where the flat agricultural terrain is defined by a complex network of drainage infrastructure. Settled patterns of the early 21st century are visible in the grid of county roads and the layout of communities like Brook and the smaller Foresman. This area's hydrology is heavily modified, with the Iroquois River and its tributary Hickory Branch supplemented by numerous named waterworks such as the Simonin Ditch, Gushwa Ditch, and Montgomery Ditch. These features illustrate the extensive land reclamation required for the region's productivity. Local history and genealogy interests are represented by the Goodland Cemetery and Mount Calvary Cemetery, while smaller locales like Percy Junction and Perkins mark historically significant transit or gathering points across the rural township.