2010 Map of Princeton

About this map

Princeton serves as the primary hub of this 2010 survey in southern Indiana, showing a landscape defined by industrial infrastructure and local heritage. The northern part of the map is dominated by Lake Gibson and its accompanying Lake Gibson Dam, while the city’s residential layout expands into Baldwin Heights. For genealogists, the area is rich with family-named burial grounds including Archer Cemetery, Warnock Cemetery, and the Odd Fellows Cemetery. The southern reaches of the quadrangle include smaller communities like Durham and Fort Branch, connected by a grid of county roads and industrial markers like Coal Mine Rd. This modern topographical record captures the balance of agricultural land, mining history, and the natural drainage patterns of Pigeon Creek and Richland Creek.