2010 Map of Norman

About this map

Heltonville and Norman anchor this landscape in south-central Indiana, where rural settlements are connected by a network of named county roads. The terrain is defined by a dense system of seasonal and year-round watercourses, including Leatherwood Creek and its southern fork, as well as Henderson Creek and Hunter Creek. Genealogists will find significant value in the documentation of family-named landmarks like Mitchell Ridge and Dennis Murphy Hollow, alongside local burial grounds such as Callahan Cemetery and Faubion Cemetery. The placement of Mundell Church at the intersection of Mundell Church Rd and Fairview-Mundell Rd reflects the importance of small community hubs in the regional social structure. This documentation from the early 21st century highlights the persistent rural character of the area around Zelma and Yellowstone.