2013 Map of Morgantown

About this map

Morgantown and its southern neighboring hamlets define this rural landscape in central Indiana, where the terrain transitions into the forested uplands north of Brown County. The map details a dense network of water features and small private impoundments, including Lake LaSalle, Gallahue Lake, and Stockton Lake. Transportation patterns are anchored by the rail corridor running through Trevlac and Helmsburg, following the path of Beanblossom Cr. Notable for local history and genealogy are the smaller named points such as Fruitdale, Mahalasville, and Needmore, alongside aviation landmarks like Zupancic Field Airport. The topography is characterized by distinct ridges such as Carmel Ridge and Oak Ridge, while the northern portion of the quadrangle is dominated by the drainage systems of Indian Cr and the Sedwick Ditch.