2018 Map of Percy
USGS Topo · Published 2018About this map
Percy and Cutler anchor the lower portion of this landscape at the intersection of Randolph and Perry counties. The terrain is a mix of agricultural expanses like Sixmile Prairie and areas of former surface mining, evidenced by the presence of W C Streamline Lake and E C Streamline Lake. The rural character of the region is preserved through numerous family-named roads and remote burial sites, including Saint Joseph Cem and Galum Baptist Cem, which offer significant value for genealogical research. Small settlements such as Jamestown and Lost Prairie are scattered across the northern sections, while Hepp Airport serves as a local aviation landmark. Drainage is provided by Galum Cr and Pipestone Cr, which wind through the township boundaries.
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