2022 Map of Nappanee West
USGS Topo · Published 2022About this map
Nappanee and the older settlement of Locke serve as the primary hubs in this landscape where four Indiana counties converge. The drainage patterns of northern Indiana are clearly visible through an extensive network of named waterways, including the Middle Fork Yellow River and Baugo Creek. These natural features are heavily modified by a complex system of agricultural drainage ditches, many bearing family names such as Sarah Hershberger Ditch, Walter Wisler Ditch, and the Fisher-Gordon Ditch.
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Editions of this 2022 Nappanee West Map
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Historical Maps of Nappanee Through Time
25 maps found
1957 Inwood
Marshall County, IN
1958 Donaldson
Marshall County, IN
1958 Nappanee West
Marshall County, IN
1962 Rutland
Marshall County, IN
1972 Donaldson
Marshall County, IN
2010 Donaldson
Marshall County, IN
2010 Inwood
Marshall County, IN
2010 Nappanee West
Marshall County, IN
2010 Rutland
Marshall County, IN
2013 Donaldson
Marshall County, IN
2013 Inwood
Marshall County, IN
2013 Nappanee West
Marshall County, IN
2013 Rutland
Marshall County, IN
2016 Donaldson
Marshall County, IN
2016 Inwood
Marshall County, IN
2016 Nappanee West
Marshall County, IN
2016 Rutland
Marshall County, IN
2019 Donaldson
Marshall County, IN
2019 Inwood
Marshall County, IN
2019 Nappanee West
Marshall County, IN
2019 Rutland
Marshall County, IN
2022 Donaldson
Marshall County, IN
2022 Inwood
Marshall County, IN
2022 Nappanee West
Marshall County, IN
2022 Rutland
Marshall County, IN