1966 Map of Hutsonville

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The Indian Treaty Boundary cuts diagonally through this mid-1960s landscape, serving as a historic reminder of early nineteenth-century land partitions. The area is anchored by the industrial and civic activity in Robinson, where the Courthouse and Post Office sit near several educational landmarks including Washington Sch and Lincoln Sch. Transport and commerce follow the New York Central rail line, which links the county seat with smaller settlements like Trimble and Gordon. Along the eastern edge, the Wabash River shows significant modification via the Hutsonville Cutoff near the village of Hutsonville. The rural stretches between these hubs are dotted with genealogical landmarks such as Barbee Cem and Newlin Cem, alongside community centers like Grand Prairie Ch and Lamotte Prairie Ch.