Millersburg sits at the heart of this Elkhart County landscape, where the town street grid transitions into an extensive network of rural agricultural holdings and drainage systems. The town is anchored by Elm St and Jefferson St, serving as a hub for the surrounding countryside. The map reveals the intricate management of the local watershed, defined by numerous named drainage features such as Boyer Ditch, McAllister Ditch, and Phillips Ditch that feed into Stony Creek and the Elkhart River. Several prominent local estates and farming operations are identified by name, including Maplebranch Farm, Ladon Farms, and Miller Farms, reflecting the area's enduring agrarian character. To the north, the small residential area of Loyal Acres sits tucked away near the county line, while Fish Lake provides a natural landmark amidst the surveyed road network.
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1951 · Milford
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1951 · Wawasee
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1953 · Fort Wayne
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1956 · Fort Wayne
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1956 · Ligonier
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1959 · Topeka
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1959 · Millersburg
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1959 · Goshen
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1961 · Shipshewana
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1961 · Lake Wawasee
USGS Topo · 1:24,000