2011 Map of Huron

About this map

Huron serves as a primary settlement point in this southern Indiana landscape, where the Beaver Creek valley meets the winding path of the East Fork White River. The map reveals a high density of small family and community burial grounds, such as Acre Cemetery, Clarke Cemetery, and Little York Cemetery, providing a wealth of information for genealogical research in Lawrence County. Distinctive landforms characterize the area, including the sharp turn of Norman Rock Bend and the descriptive Old Mans Nose, while subsurface features are represented by Connelly Cave. The infrastructure of the period is marked by the presence of Willow Tunnel near the Willow Valley settlement, and the convergence of several rural routes like Clarks Ferry Ln and Red School Rd that connect the scattered locales of Scarlet and Bonds across the creek-fed terrain.