The city of Linton serves as the primary hub of this Greene County landscape, where an intricate grid of streets like Vincennes St E and A St SE contrasts with the surrounding industrial and agricultural terrain. The region's history with the extraction industry is clearly visible through infrastructure such as the Peabody Coal Haul Rd and the Old Coal Haul Rd, which traverse the countryside north of the city. These specialized routes, along with numerous unnamed reservoirs and ponds like Sunflower Pond and Boy Scout Pond, suggest a landscape significantly shaped by surface mining and water management.
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1938 · Coal City
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1938 · Switz City
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1940 · Linton
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1940 · Jasonville
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1943 · Lyons
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1943 · Hymera
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1943 · Sandborn
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1943 · Dugger
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1944 · Bucktown
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1947 · Switz City
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