1947 Map of Oliver Lake
USGS Topo · Published 1947About this map
The waters of Oliver Lake and its interconnected chain of basins dominate the landscape of LaGrange and Noble counties in the mid-1940s. This survey illustrates a complex glacial hydrology where the North Branch Elkhart River and Middle Branch Elkhart River feed into numerous named lakes including Witmer Lake, Dallas Lake, and Messick Lake. The area's social fabric is evidenced by small rural settlements like Valentine and institutions such as the Rogers Orphanage and Limberlost Camp.
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