2013 Map of Inwood

About this map

Agricultural operations and an intricate network of drainage ditches characterize this section of Marshall County, centered on the settlement of Inwood. The landscape is largely defined by named family holdings, including Woodward Farms, Kaiser Farms, and Weissert Farms, reflecting the region's deep-rooted farming heritage. Transportation routes such as the historic Lincoln Hwy cut across the territory, alongside modern infrastructure like Scott Field Airport and Ball Field Airport. Water management is vital to this terrain, with the Yellow River supplemented by numerous man-made channels like Dausman Ditch, Crews Ditch, and Porter Ditch. These waterways illustrate the systematic transformation of the northern Indiana prairie into productive cropland, a process recorded here in meticulous detail.