2019 Map of Lynn

About this map

The town of Lynn serves as the central hub of this eastern Indiana landscape, where the agricultural grid is etched with historical cemeteries and a dense network of small waterways. Local history is anchored by sites like Quaker Lynn Cem and Cherry Grove Cem, while the headwaters of the White River and Greens Fork define the drainage of the region. The map captures the quiet transition between the settlements of Rural to the north and Bloomingport to the southwest. A legacy of early surveying and land division is evident in the persistent use of names like S Base Rd and S Boundary Pike. The terrain is characterized by subtle features such as Snow Hill and an intricate system of agricultural ditches including Colvin Ditch and Hinshall Ditch, illustrating the intensive management of this fertile countryside for generational farming.