2013 Map of Greenbrier

About this map

Greenbrier and Ethel center this 2013 study of the Indiana landscape, characterized by the irregular, expansive shoreline of Patoka Lake. The reservoir dominates the southern half of the quadrangle, where narrow inlets and coves branch off into drainage ways like Dumplin Br and Cane Br. The terrain north of the lake features a network of smaller water bodies, including Tucker Lake and Wildwood Lake, alongside named rises like Tillery Hill. Local infrastructure is marked by rural road systems connecting the settlements of Brownstown and Newton Stewart. A distinct landmark, the Spears Lookout Tower, stands as a vertical reference point in a region defined by its hydrography and wooded hollows, such as Lomax Hollow. This map documents the modern footprint of the lake's impact on the local geography, showing how contemporary roads and property lines adapt to the winding water's edge.