2010 Map of Modoc

About this map

The town of Losantville serves as a central hub on this Indiana landscape, where intersecting transit routes link the smaller settlements of Modoc, Blountsville, and Mooreland. The terrain is defined by a dense network of headwaters and creeks, including Stoney Creek in the northwest and Nettle Creek to the south. This 2010 survey by the U.S. Geological Survey provides a precise view of rural Henry and Randolph Counties, documenting numerous family and community burial sites such as Poplar Run Cemetery, Riverside Cemetery, and Gable Cemetery. The map also captures the lingering traces of local hamlets like Pinch and Scott Corner, alongside historical thoroughfares such as Indian Trail Rd. The drainage pattern of Little White River and Wilbur Wright Creek underscores the agricultural character of the region, while the grid-like road system illustrates the late-twentieth-century development of this Midwestern farming corridor.