1959 Map of New Harmony
USGS Topo · Published 1961About this map
New Harmony anchors this 1959 landscape, where the shifting currents of the Wabash River define the winding border between Indiana and Illinois. The terrain is a complex network of backwaters and low-lying land, featuring Little Fox Island, Fox Island, and Ribeyre Island, punctuated by the distinctive elevation of Mumford Hills. In this era, the region’s economic life was tied to both the river and the extraction of resources, as evidenced by an Oil Field and a network of pipelines and storage facilities like the Storage Bin near Griffin.
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Editions of this 1959 New Harmony Map
4 editions found
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