2013 Map of Henryville

About this map

The town of Henryville serves as the central hub of this Indiana landscape, situated along the corridor of Interstate 65. The map illustrates a transition from the structured street grids of Underwood and Pigeon Roost Station to the complex topography of the Clark State Forest. Significant elevation changes are marked by distinct peaks such as Oak Knob, Pine Knob, and Round Knob, while the southern reaches are defined by the Bartle Knobs. Drainage patterns are extensive, with Silver Creek and the Underwood Drain moving water through the eastern flats, while Pigeon Roost Creek carves through the Silver Hills. Local aviation is represented by the New Liberty Field Airport, and several bodies of water, including Schlamm Lake, Franke Lake, and Big Bass Lake, are clustered in the central wooded areas. This survey captures a mix of timbered uplands and established settlements in Clark County.