2013 Map of Gosport

About this map

The White River winds through this 2013 landscape, defining the character of northern Monroe and Owen counties. The settlement of Gosport sits prominently near the river bend, while the quarry-associated town of Stinesville occupies the eastern hills near Jacks Defeat Cr. This area is marked by significant geological interest, notably the Wolf Natural Bridges and the northern reaches of McCormicks Creek State Park. Small rural communities like Romona, Silex, and Highets Corner are scattered throughout, connected by a network of local roads such as W Flatwoods Rd and Co Line Rd. The terrain is punctuated by elevated features like Arganbright Hill and numerous drainages including Beanblossom Cr and Fall Cr, illustrating the complex hydrology that feeds the river system. This survey documents the intersection of rural agriculture, small-town life, and protected natural spaces.