2013 Map of Lynnville

About this map

Lynnville serves as the central hub of this southwestern Indiana landscape, situated at the intersection of several key regional routes. The topography is defined by a series of prominent elevations such as Dyson Knob, Ringham Hill, and Big Ditney Hill, which rise above the drainages of Smith Fork and Big Cr. The network of rural roads, including historic thoroughfares like Old Petersburg Rd and German Church Rd, connects smaller named locales like Stanley and Eby. The area south of the main settlement opens into Graham Valley, where Turpin Hill stands near the banks of Otter Cr. This 2013 survey illustrates a modern rural layout where traditional names for hills and creek branches persist alongside an increasingly structured grid of county roads.