1960 Map of Goss
USGS Topo · Published 1977About this map
The Wabash railroad corridor defines the southern landscape of this Monroe County region, passing through the settlement of Goss. The terrain is dominated by the intricate meanders of the Salt River North Fork, which carves through the earth to create a distinctive landform known as The Narrows. This hydrologic network is fed by numerous tributaries, including Crooked Creek, Otter Creek, and Clear Creek, shaping a rural environment where land use is divided between the winding river bottoms and the upland townships of Washington, Jackson, and Jefferson.
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Editions of this 1960 Goss Map
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Historical Maps of Goss Through Time
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