2013 Map of Mulberry

About this map

The town of Mulberry serves as the primary hub of this north-central Indiana landscape, where a dense network of county roads intersects with more recent thoroughfares. The drainage patterns across the terrain are heavily influenced by agricultural engineering, visible in the man-made channels of McClellan Fickle Ditch, Anderson Ditch, and Hentz Ditch. These managed waterways feed into natural systems like the winding S Fork Wildcat Cr and Lauramie Cr. Small settlements such as Monroe, Wyandot, and Fickle are distributed along the road grid, representing the long-standing rural community structure of Clinton County. While the larger transportation corridors suggest modern transit needs, the proximity of traditional watercourses like Hog Run, Spring Cr, and Lick Run indicates the foundational role of the local watershed in the area's development.