2016 Map of Princeton

About this map

The county seat of Princeton serves as the focal point for this Gibson County landscape, where urban street grids meet an extensive network of rural ditches and creeks. Established cemeteries like Archer Cem, Odd Fellows Cem, and Warnock Cem are clustered on the northern edge of the city, providing critical points of reference for genealogical research. To the south, the landscape transitions toward Fort Branch and Durham, showing a pattern of dispersed settlements and farmsteads characteristic of Southwestern Indiana. The drainage system is particularly well-documented, featuring Richland Cr and the complex of canals including McCarty Ditch and McGary Ditch that manage the low-lying terrain. Smaller communities such as King and Baldwin Heights illustrate the local residential expansion along the primary north-south transit corridors.