Hamilton Lake serves as the central hub of this northeastern Indiana landscape, surrounded by a dense cluster of lakeside settlements including Oakwood, Circle Park, and Cold Springs. The map reveals a complex aquatic geography defined by Muskrat Bay and Shag Island, while the southern shore is dominated by the town of Hamilton. Further inland, the terrain is shaped by a systematic drainage network including Hiram Sweet Ditch and Baker Ditch, which supports the agricultural tracts between the lake and smaller water bodies like Ball Lake. Genealogists will find a high density of small burial grounds scattered across the townships, such as Teegardin Cem and Carter Cem. Aviation history is represented by small local facilities like Lautzenhiser Airpark near the southern boundary, reflecting the region's rural character in the early 21st century.
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1939 · Hamilton
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1939 · Angola East
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1939 · Clear Lake
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1940 · Metz
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1940 · Clear Lake
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1941 · Angola West
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1942 · Ashley
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1942 · Angola West
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1947 · Angola East
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1948 · Hamilton
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