1969 Map of Muncie West

About this map

The White River anchors this landscape as it flows westward through Muncie, marking a transition from the dense urban grid of the city to the burgeoning suburbs of the late 1960s. Ball State University stands as a primary institutional landmark, surrounded by a high concentration of neighborhood schools like Storer Jr High Sch and Mitchell Sch. To the west, the community of Yorktown is clearly defined, situated near the confluence of Buck Creek and the river, while smaller settlements such as Cammack and West Muncie remain distinct.