2019 Map of Mulberry

About this map

Mulberry stands at the center of this rural Indiana landscape, where the grain-growing plains of Clinton and Tippecanoe counties are carved by the winding course of South Fork Wildcat Creek. The terrain is punctuated by small agricultural settlements and a network of county roads that follow the rigid lines of the Public Land Survey System. Genealogical researchers will find several well-preserved family burial grounds, including Baker Cem, Newcomer Cem, and Holladay Cem, which are scattered throughout the townships. Notable elevation changes occur near the creek, specifically at Kirkridge Bluff in the northwest. The map captures a high degree of hydrographic detail, tracing the paths of Lauramie Cr and McClellan-Fickle Ditch, reflecting the managed drainage essential to the area's farming heritage. Smaller rail-aligned or road-junction hamlets like Wyandot, Fickle, and Clarks Hill further illustrate the early 21st-century settlement patterns of the region.