2016 Map of Greenbrier

About this map

Hoosier National Forest dominates this section of southern Indiana, where the rugged topography of Orange and Crawford counties is defined by the expansive waters of Patoka Lake. The landscape transition from the high point at Tillery Hill down to the flooded valleys of the Patoka River illustrates the modern hydrology of the region. Small, established settlements like Greenbrier and Ethel are situated amidst a network of drainage creeks including Painter Cr and Cane Br. For those interested in local heritage, the Patoka Memorial Cem stands near the lake's edge, while the northern reaches feature Tucker Lake and the recreational paths of Springs Valley Trail 1. The map also documents the southernmost edge of the quadrangle at Brownstown and its namesake Brownstown Br.