2016 Map of Mount Etna
USGS Topo · Published 2016About this map
Mount Etna and Lancaster anchor the northern landscape where the Salamonie River feeds into Salamonie Lake. This 2016 survey illustrates the agricultural transition along the border of Huntington County and Grant County, a region defined by complex drainage systems like Detamore Ditch and Wearley Ditch. These engineered waterways, alongside Brook Creek and Logan Creek, reflect the long-term management of the Indiana prairie for cultivation.
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1951 · Mount Etna
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1951 · Andrews
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1952 · Warren
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1952 · Majenica
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1953 · La Fontaine
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