1961 Map of Laud
USGS Topo · Published 1963About this map
The Laud area of Indiana is defined by its deep agrarian roots and a geometric grid of rural routes, including the historically significant Indian Treaty Road and Old Indian Treaty Road. Settlement in the early 1960s was clustered around small rail-side stops and crossroads, with the New York Chicago and St Louis railroad cutting west-to-east through the communities of Peabody, Briggs, and Raber. In the northwest corner, the Eel River flows past Gravel Pits, while numerous drainage features like Gangwer Ditch support the surrounding farmland.
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