1956 Map of Metamora
USGS Topo · Published 1957About this map
The Whitewater River corridor defines the geography of this mid-century Indiana survey, following a winding valley that hosts the New York Central Railroad and several historic settlements. Near Metamora, the presence of an Aqueduct and the Laurel Feeder Dam points to the area's vital role in the regional canal and river transport system. The landscape transition from the river bottoms to the upland ridges is marked by deeply cut hollows like Halls Hollow and prominent elevations such as Jackson Hill.
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