1998 Map of Hume
USGS Topo · Published 2002About this map
Hume and Metcalf anchor this agricultural landscape in Edgar County, where the transition between the townships of Young America and Shiloh is defined by a network of drainage and small watercourses. The presence of Shiloh Sch and the Young America Cem north of the village provides essential markers for local history and genealogy, documenting the civic and social infrastructure of these rural communities. The terrain is notably etched by the Brushy Fork and Clark Branch, while the Shiloh No 2 Drain illustrates the sophisticated water management required for regional farming. Smaller settlements like Hildreth and Melwood appear alongside the Richardson Landing Strip, suggesting a mix of traditional land use and modern utility at the close of the 20th century.
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