1934 Map of Plainview
USGS Topo · Published 1960About this map
The town of Plainview serves as a central hub for the surrounding agricultural landscape in this 1934 survey, where the Chicago and North Western railway cuts a diagonal line toward Elgin. The terrain shifts dramatically from the flat prairie in the west to the deeply carved valleys of the Whitewater River system in the east. This eastern portion is dominated by topographic landmarks like Rattlesnake Ridge and Hoosier Ridge, with the Whitewater State Park preserving the river's sharp bends and forested bluffs.
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