2013 Map of Ingalls

About this map

The town of Fortville serves as a primary hub of settlement in this Central Indiana landscape, where a dense network of suburban streets like Sunview and Helmcrest transitions into a highly managed agricultural plain. The area is defined by its extensive drainage infrastructure, with numerous waterways such as Jackson Ditch, Beeler Ditch, and McFadden Ditch carved across the terrain to support the surrounding farmland. These artificial and modified channels intersect with natural drainages like Fall Cr and Lick Cr, illustrating the intensive modification of the landscape for modern land use.