2010 Map of Grabill

About this map

The Saint Joseph River and Maumee River systems anchor this eastern Indiana landscape, where agricultural drainage is meticulously managed through an extensive network of man-made waterways. Significant labels like Swartz-Carnahan Ditch, Boger Ditch, and Smith-Fry Ditch illustrate the complex hydrography required to sustain the region's fertile farmland. Centered on the town of Grabill, the map documents a mix of rural crossroads and established settlements including Harlan and Milan Center. For those researching local family history, the map provides precise locations for the Yaggy Cemetery and Barnett Cemetery, while landmarks such as the Hurshtown Bridge and Airpark Field offer points of reference for the early 21st-century infrastructure. The presence of the Cedarville Reservoir in the northwest corner highlights the importance of water management in this well-settled portion of Allen County.