
The White River and its accompanying wetlands dominate this eastern Delaware County landscape, carving a path through the suburbs and farmland surrounding Muncie. Significant water features like the Prairie Creek Reservoir and Burlington Lake highlight the area's modern hydraulic management, while the Cardinal Greenway Trl follows the route of a former rail corridor, serving as a recreational spine through Mayfield and Irvington. Local history is preserved through a high density of small cemeteries, including Graham National Cem, Parker Moore Cem, and the Sparr Cem near Desoto. The map shows a clear transition from the urban grid of Muncie's eastern neighborhoods, such as Morningside and Creston, to the smaller outlying settlements of Selma and Smithfield, illustrating the continued expansion of the county seat toward its rural neighbors.
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1952 · Muncie East
USGS Topo · 1:24,000
1952 · Farmland
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1952 · Muncie West
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1953 · Muncie
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1956 · Muncie
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1960 · Eaton
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1960 · Mount Pleasant
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1960 · Wheeling
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1960 · Sulphur Springs
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1960 · Modoc
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