2019 Map of Newburgh

About this map

The Ohio River serves as the prominent natural boundary between Indiana and Kentucky in this 2019 survey, defining the industrial and residential landscape of the Evansville periphery. North of the river, the terrain is shaped by an intricate system of drainage channels including Nurenbern Ditch, Akin Ditch, and Angel Ditch, which navigate the low-lying areas near Threemile Island. Local history is preserved in numerous burial grounds scattered across the quadrangle, from the substantial Park Lawn Cem in the west to the more secluded Brickwall Cem and Baskett Cem further south and east. The transition from the urban reach of eastern Evansville to the smaller settlements of Newburgh, Paradise, and Smythe is bridged by established transit corridors like E Lloyd Expy and Oak Grove Rd, while the Green River meanders through the southern bottomlands of Henderson County.