2013 Map of Lucerne

About this map

Wabash River frontage near Dunkirk anchors the southern boundary of this 2013 survey of north-central Indiana. The landscape is defined by an extensive drainage network, including Fredricks Ditch, Miller Ditch, and Umbenhour Ditch, which support the region's agricultural productivity between the small rural hubs of Lucerne and Royal Center. This grid-based road system reflects a long history of township development, connecting outlying settlements like Leases Corner and Kenneth. A notable modern landmark, the Skyline Drive-In, sits along the southeastern corridor near Indian Creek Rd, representing a surviving piece of 20th-century Americana in an otherwise predominantly agrarian landscape. The map captures the precise intersection of rail and road corridors that shaped the growth of these Cass County communities.