1993 Map of Hillham

About this map

Lost River snakes through the heavily wooded terrain of the Hoosier National Forest in this detailed survey of southern Indiana. The landscape is defined by its subterranean geography and limestone karst features, including Outlaw Cave and the dry reaches of Dry Hollow. The settlement pattern follows the high ground along Emmons Ridge and the Powell Valley Road, where small communities like Hillham and Natchez are anchored by long-standing landmarks such as the Natchez Sch and Natchez Cem. In the east, the map captures the outskirts of the famous resort towns West Baden Springs and French Lick, showing the French Lick Municipal Airport and a local Golf Course. Industrial and transit history is evident at the Red Quarry and the Burton Tunnel railroad passage, providing a clear picture of the region's 20th-century rural economy.