2010 Map of Inwood

About this map

Bourbon and Inwood serve as the primary population centers in this section of Marshall County, defined by a highly organized grid of rural roads and an extensive network of managed waterways. The landscape is dominated by agricultural drainage features like Daniels Ditch, Crews Ditch, and Porter Ditch, which channel water toward the Yellow River in the north and Deer Creek in the south. This managed hydrology reflects the region's intensive farming legacy. Local transportation and aviation are prominent, with the Lincoln Hwy providing a major east-west corridor alongside the Tri State Airport and Scott Airfield. For those tracing local roots, the Salem Cemetery stands as a quiet landmark between the two main settlements, while the names of the north-south roads—such as Ironwood Rd, Hawthorn Rd, and Hickory Rd—point to the native timber that once characterized this part of Indiana.