2010 Map of Lebanon

About this map

The city of Lebanon serves as the central hub of this Boone County landscape, showing its transition from a structured urban grid to an expansive suburban and agricultural periphery in the early 21st century. The map details several distinct residential developments such as Ulen, Northfield Village, and Brendan Wood, which cluster around the northern and western edges of the city. Beyond the residential areas, the terrain is defined by a dense network of drainage infrastructure, including Prairie Creek and numerous man-made channels like Buntin Ditch and Storms Ditch, reflecting the region's managed water system. Genealogists will find significant value in the distribution of several historic burial grounds scattered throughout the rural sections, from the large Oak Hill Cemetery to smaller sites like Bethel Cemetery and Dowden Cemetery. The presence of the Boone County Airport and the prominent diagonal of Indianapolis Ave underscore the importance of transportation links to the state capital.