2024 Map of Ina

About this map

The Big Muddy River and Casey Fork define this portion of Jefferson County, where the landscape is increasingly shaped by the waters feeding into the regional reservoir system. The presence of the Mine Number 21 Reservoir near the settlement of Ina points to the area's industrial heritage, while the established campus of Rend Lake College serves as a modern institutional anchor in the southern portion of the quadrangle. Smaller rural communities like Nason, Bonnie, and Dareville are connected by a grid of secondary roads such as N State Rte 37. Genealogists will find several family and community burial sites scattered throughout the agricultural and riparian lands, including Hickory Hill Cem, Abner Cem, and Kirk Cem. The landscape transitions from the open spaces of Cubb Prairie in the northeast to the dense hydrography of Atchison Creek and Dodds Creek.