2013 Map of Huntingburg

About this map

Huntingburg serves as the central hub of this Dubois County landscape, where the local street grid intersects with the Indiana Western RR. The town is surrounded by a network of watercourses and low-lying areas, including the wide Patoka River and the descriptively named Duck Pond Bottom. To the northwest, the terrain takes on a sharper character at Devils Backbone, while several reservoirs like Huntingburg Lake and the Huntingburg Conservation Club Lake suggest a history of local water management and recreation. To the east, the smaller settlement of Maltersville sits near the headwaters of Flat Cr, illustrating the dispersed nature of rural Dubois County in the early twenty-first century. The map provides a detailed view of the rural-to-urban transition, where long-established county roads like Co Rd-250 meet the expanding residential outskirts of the city.