1961 Map of Mulberry

About this map

The Norfolk and Western Railroad defines the industrial and transit corridor of this Central Indiana landscape, cutting a diagonal path through the townships of Sheffield, Madison, and Washington. The town of Mulberry serves as a primary hub, while smaller nodes like Wyandot, Monroe, and Fickle reflect the scattered nature of rural rail-era development. A unique historical marker, the Treaty Indian Boundary Old Road, bisects the western portion of the map, providing a tangible link to earlier frontier negotiations and survey lines.