2010 Map of Holland

About this map

Holland anchors the northern reaches of this Indiana landscape, where a dense network of country roads connects scattered rural settlements. Moving south, the terrain is shaped by the winding courses of Sugar Creek and Pokeberry Creek, which flow toward the North Fork Little Pigeon Creek. This 2010 survey highlights a deeply established community structure, evident in the numerous burial grounds such as Saint James Cemetery and Augustana Cemetery near the main townsite. The western edge features Selvin, while smaller points like Heilman and Loafers Station mark significant crossroads for local genealogists and historians. The presence of Indian Fort and the Yellow Bank Lake Dam provides a look into the diverse land use of the area, ranging from early earthworks to modern water management infrastructure like Wires Ditch and Hutchinson Ditch.