2013 Map of Owensville

About this map

Owensville serves as the central hub of this Gibson County landscape, situated at the intersection of several primary roads and surrounded by a dense network of agricultural drainage systems. The town’s layout, featuring named streets like Warehouse Rd and N Main St, contrasts with the surrounding rural reaches where smaller settlements like Lyles, McGary, and Johnson are scattered across the low-lying terrain. The hydrography of the region is exceptionally complex, defined by a massive system of ditches and runs such as Saunders Ditch, Blair Ditch, and Lilly Run that manage the moisture levels for the surrounding farmland. To the northwest, the map shows significant water bodies including Broad Pond and Coffee Bayou, remnants of a more natural wetland state. The intricate lattice of county roads, including Co Rd-100 and Co Rd-250, provides an excellent resource for researchers tracing the modern connectivity of these established Indiana communities.