2010 Map of Ingalls

About this map

Fortville and Ingalls serve as the primary hubs in this central Indiana landscape, where the flat terrain is defined by a dense grid of rural roads and the winding paths of several creeks. The area is notable for its high concentration of family and community burial grounds, such as Jones Cemetery, Crosley Cemetery, and Mount Carmel Cemetery, which provide significant anchor points for genealogical research. Smaller residential clusters like Alfont, Sunview, and Helmcrest are interspersed between agricultural fields and the watercourses of Fall Creek and Lick Creek. These settlements illustrate the transition from traditional farming communities to the expanding residential footprint of the early 21st century. Further south, the community of Eden sits near the crossing of Sugar Creek, while numerous drainage features like Wilson Ditch and Jones Ditch show the long-term management of the region's hydrology for productive land use.