2013 Map of Plymouth

About this map

Plymouth serves as the focal point of this northern Indiana landscape, where the Yellow River meanders through a territory defined by a sophisticated network of drainage ditches and agricultural holdings. The map records a transition from the urban grid of the city to large named family operations such as Ganshorn Farms, Richards Dairy Farm, and Homestead Dairy. This agrarian pattern is deeply integrated with the natural hydrography, featuring a concentration of water bodies to the southwest, including Pretty Lake, Dixon Lake, and Twin Lakes. Infrastructure significant to the early 21st-century local economy is clearly visible, from the Plymouth Municipal Airport in the north to the Plymouth Speedway further south. Modern transportation corridors like the Lincoln Hwy and Plymouth Laporte Trl cut across the established township lines, illustrating the area's role as a regional crossroads.