1949 Map of New Haven
USGS Topo · Published 1958About this map
The Little Wabash River snakes through the lowlands of Gallatin and White Counties, meeting the Wabash River in a complex landscape of oxbows, sloughs, and remnant ponds. This mid-century survey captures a river system in transition, where features like Winners Bend and the Little Chain Cut-off illustrate the natural and engineered shifts in the water's course. The settlement at New Haven serves as a focal point near the county line, while the surrounding terrain is defined by elevated features such as Gold Hill and the Dogtown Hills.
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