1961 Map of Haubstadt

About this map

The Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad corridor anchors this early 1960s landscape, connecting the agricultural and industrial hubs of southern Indiana. The town of Haubstadt serves as a central point of interest, featuring local infrastructure like an Athletic Field and a racetrack. To the north, Fort Branch is depicted alongside specialized facilities such as a Sewage Disposal plant and a nearby Slush Pit. The map captures a moment when traditional resource extraction remained active, evidenced by a Coal Mine in the northwest and numerous Oil Wells scattered across the township lines.