1992 Map of Muncie West

About this map

Ball State University anchors the western expansion of Muncie, a city defined by its position along the White River and a dense network of educational and industrial institutions in the early 1990s. The map illustrates the suburban growth stretching toward Yorktown and Cammack, with purple revisions highlighting residential and commercial developments like the Northwest Plaza Shopping Center. Cultural and community centers are well-represented, from the County Fairgrounds to numerous neighborhood schools like Mitchell Sch and Garfield Sch. Along the river's path, the landscape transitions from the urban core of Muncie to the open spaces of Mount Pleasant, where the Golf Course and Wildlife Sanctuary provide a buffer between the city and the outlying townships of Harrison and Salem. Local history is preserved in the detailed marking of Beech Grove Cemetery and rural houses of worship such as Bethel Ch.