1998 Map of Noblesville

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The Morse Reservoir dominates the center of this landscape, its winding branches formed by the flooded valleys of Hinkle Creek and Bear Slide Creek. This late 1990s data reflects a period of significant suburban expansion around Noblesville, where residential developments like Monterey Village sit adjacent to established landmarks such as the Courthouse and Riverview Hosp. To the east, the White River flows past the Potter Bridge and Riverside Cem, while the western portion of the sheet remains more rural, dotted with family-named roads like Anthony Road and Flippins Road. Genealogists will find several notable local landmarks, including Gray Friends Ch, the West Grove Cem, and several school sites ranging from the Indianapolis Boys Club Camp to the Conner Sch, illustrating the community's educational and religious infrastructure during the turn of the millennium.