New Point serves as a central hub in this Southeastern Indiana landscape, situated where Decatur, Franklin, and Ripley counties converge. The area is defined by a dense network of country roads, such as E Base Rd and Mid Rd, which connect small agricultural settlements and historically significant sites. Genealogists will find a high concentration of burial grounds, including the Saint Maurice Cem in the north and the Old Rossburg Church Cem near Rossburg. The topography is shaped by the drainage patterns of Salt Creek and Laughery Creek, which carve through the terrain near Enochsburg. To the east, the edge of Batesville is visible, supported by the Batesville Airport, marking a transition from the rural character of New Pennington to more developed surroundings.
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1946 · Pierceville
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1946 · Batesville
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1946 · Osgood
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1946 · New Point
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1953 · Cincinnati
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1956 · Metamora
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1957 · Cincinnati
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1958 · Greensburg
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1958 · Millhousen
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1958 · Clarksburg
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