2019 Map of North Judson SE

About this map

Pulaski County's rural landscape is defined by an extensive network of drainage channels that manage the low-lying terrain of northern Indiana. Large-scale water management projects like the Big Monon Ditch and Lincoln Ditch crisscross the townships, fundamentally shaping the agricultural potential of the region. These engineered waterways, including the uniquely named Stromberg-Tetzloff Ditch and Stelter Ditch, follow the section lines and natural contours to facilitate farming in what was historically a more wetland-heavy environment. Small family and community burial sites are preserved amidst the fields, including Sutton Cem in the north and Idle Cem and Kosters Cem further south. The map provides a clear view of the rectilinear road grid, anchored by W State Rd 14, which connects the scattered farmsteads and rural residences that characterize the area's twentieth and twenty-first-century settlement patterns.