1962 Map of Greenfield
USGS Topo · Published 1990About this map
Greenfield serves as the focal point of this Hancock County landscape, bisected by the historic east-west route of the National Road and the tracks of the Conrail railroad. The settlement pattern shows a classic Indiana grid, where small outlying communities like Mohawk, Philadelphia, and Spring Lake are linked by a dense network of country roads. The region's agricultural character is defined by an extensive drainage system, including Jones Ditch, Henry DITCH, and Brant Ditch, which channel water toward the winding course of Sugar Creek.
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Editions of this 1962 Greenfield Map
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Historical Maps of Greenfield Through Time
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