2013 Map of Middletown

About this map

The White River winds through the northern portion of this landscape, anchoring a network of waterways that define the region between Chesterfield and Middletown. This era of development is marked by a sophisticated transportation and aviation infrastructure, featuring the Anderson Municipal Airport-Darlington Field and the Burk Personal Use Airport. The drainage patterns of East Central Indiana are clearly visible through numerous named watercourses such as Fall Creek, Sugar Creek, and Sly Fork, which weave between the agricultural grid and the expanding residential outskirts of Daleville. Further south, the map documents smaller crossroads communities like Mechanicsburg and Cross Roads, providing a detailed look at the rural-to-suburban transition. The presence of engineered drainage features like Bronnenberg Ditch and Brandon Ditch reflects the long-standing management of the fertile glacial till plain for both farming and habitation.