2016 Map of Jonesville

About this map

Jonesville and the southern outskirts of Columbus define this portion of the Indiana landscape where the Bartholomew and Jackson County line crosses a complex network of waterways. The East Fork White River and its accompanying wetlands, including Thompson Slough and Peters Lake, create a riparian corridor that has historically dictated the placement of small clusters like Little Acre and Bobtown. The terrain is generally level, with the exception of Wrights Hill rising to the east, providing a clear view of how the land transitions from the valley floor toward higher ground.