Pierceton and Larwill anchor this portrait of the Northern Indiana landscape along the boundary of Kosciusko Co and Whitley Co. The area is defined by a dense network of glacial lakes and drainage systems, including Pierceton Lake, Robinson Lake, and Tennant Lake. This hydrography is supported by an intricate series of man-made and natural waterways such as Leedy Ditch, Deeds Cr, and Tennant Ditch, reflecting the region's agricultural drainage history. Local family and religious heritage is preserved at Hillcrest Cem and Saint Francis Cem, which sit near the crossroads of E-Pierceton Rd. To the west, the small settlement of Wooster remains connected by a grid of numbered county roads like E Old Road 30, while the southern reaches near the Whitley County line feature the Richland Center Cem and more isolated water bodies like Compton Lake.
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1950 · Leesburg
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1950 · Pierceton
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1950 · North Webster
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1951 · Ormas
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1953 · Fort Wayne
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1956 · Fort Wayne
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1956 · Lorane
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1957 · Warsaw
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1962 · North Manchester North
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1962 · South Whitley West
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