2013 Map of Orland

About this map

Orland serves as the central hub of this northern Indiana landscape, where the Fawn River and Pigeon Cr define the movement of water across a glaciated terrain. The map reveals a dense concentration of lakes, from the large expanse of Wall Lake near the northern border to smaller bodies like Green Lake and Stayner Lake further south. The presence of the Fawn River Fish Hatchery near Orland highlights a specialized use of the local hydrology, while the small settlements of Flint and Brushy Prairie mark the intersections of the rural road grid. The layout of county roads such as W Lime Lake Rd and W Bachelor Rd provides a detailed view of the 21st-century property divisions and rural infrastructure. This survey captures a pocket of Steuben County characterized by its numerous water bodies, including Tamarack Lake and Appleman Lake, which continue to shape local residence and recreation.