1949 Map of Henryville

About this map

Clark State Forest dominates much of this Southern Indiana landscape, illustrating the region's mid-century focus on timber management and conservation. The village of Henryville sits at the junction of several drainage systems, including Wolf Run and Guernsey Creek, while the Pennsylvania railroad line provides a critical transportation corridor through the eastern half of the quadrangle. High points like Lookout Ridge and the Bartle Knobs provide a dramatic backdrop to scattered rural settlements and agricultural clearings.