2010 Map of North Webster

About this map

Webster Lake and the town of North Webster sit at the heart of this post-millennium survey of Indiana's lake country. The landscape is defined by an intricate network of glacial kettle lakes and interconnecting waterways, such as the Tippecanoe River and Kuhn Ditch. The distribution of residential developments around Big Barbee Lake and Sechrist Lake reflects the region's long-standing transition from rural agriculture to a recreation-based economy. For those researching local roots, the map marks significant family-named landmarks including McClintic Cemetery and Cable Cemetery, alongside smaller communities like Indian Village and Wilmot. Engineering features such as the Weimer Black Dam and the complex shoreline of The Backwaters highlight how human intervention has managed these water bodies for residential and recreational use.