
Hoosier National Forest dominates this section of southern Indiana, where the sprawling fingers of Patoka Lake reach into the hills of Orange and Crawford counties. The 2022 landscape is defined by this massive reservoir, which submerged older valley floors and created a complex shoreline around features like Tillery Hill. Small historic settlements and crossroads persist on the higher ground, including Greenbrier, Ethel, and Brownstown. For those tracing local family history, several burial sites remain preserved across the terrain, notably Patoka Memorial Cem near the lake’s edge and Jericho Cem to the south. The area is also a hub for recreation, shown through the extensive Springs Valley Trail 1 Trl and Springs Valley Trail 2 Trl systems that wind through the timbered ridges near Tucker Lake and Wildwood Lake.
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1950 · Valeene
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1950 · English
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1951 · Hillham
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1951 · French Lick
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1956 · Greenbrier
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1956 · Taswell
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1956 · Vincennes
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1957 · Vincennes
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1957 · Cuzco
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1957 · Paoli
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