2013 Map of Logansport

About this map

The Wabash River and Eel River converge in this part of Cass County, defining the local geography through a network of drainage ditches and creeks that support the surrounding agricultural lands. The settlement pattern here includes the distinct locales of Adamsboro and Old Adamsboro, alongside rural crossroads like Metea, Mount Pleasant, and Leases Corner. Along the waterways, notable crossings such as the Broad Ripple Bridge and Cass Station Bridge facilitate travel across the river valleys, while Rock Island sits as a prominent feature within the Wabash. The landscape is heavily marked by engineered water management, from the Dalzall Ditch in the north to the Shackelford Ditch and Howard Ditch further south, illustrating the long-term efforts to manage the wetlands and river plains for settlement and farming in the early 21st century.