The Ohio River carves a deep valley between Indiana and Kentucky, anchoring the historic riverside communities of Madison and Hanover. On the northern bank, the city of Madison sits at the base of steep bluffs near Springdale Cem, while the town of Hanover overlooks the river from a higher plateau. The dramatic topography is defined by features like Devils Backbone and Coopers Bottom, illustrating the sharp elevation changes that dictated early settlement patterns.
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1939 · Bethlehem
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1939 · Madison West
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1948 · Bethlehem
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1948 · Madison West
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1953 · Madison West
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1953 · Bedford
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1953 · Madison East
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1953 · Bethlehem
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1956 · Volga
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1956 · Kent
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