1984 Map of Potomac
USGS Topo · Published 1985About this map
The Middle Fork Vermilion River carves a winding path through this corner of Vermilion County, defining a landscape of agricultural plateaus and riparian conservation. The village of Potomac serves as a central hub, where the local High Sch and Po sit near an Old Railroad Grade that hints at the area's former transit importance. This 1980s data records a transition toward recreational land use, specifically within the Middle Fork State Fish and Wildlife Area, while preserving deep-rooted local history through scattered pioneer and family burial sites like Old Partlow Cem and Ingersoll Cem. To the west, the settlement of Armstrong remains a distinct marker of the rural township structure, connected to its neighbors by a network of drainage features such as Bluegrass Creek and Knights Branch.
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