1903 Map of Princeton
USGS Topo · Published 1950About this map
The Wabash River and White River converge in this pocket of Southwest Indiana, shaping a landscape defined by meandering watercourses and low-lying wetlands like Long Pond and Cypress Ponds. While the 1903 data captures the turn-of-the-century agricultural layout, 1940s revisions reveal the growth of Princeton and Owensville, alongside the emergence of the Patoka Airport and Camp Carson. The map provides a clear look at the region's transport evolution, showing the Wabash and Erie Canal as a relic of an earlier era, now surpassed by the heavy infrastructure of the Southern and Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroads.
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Editions of this 1903 Princeton Map
6 editions found
Historical Maps of Princeton Through Time
10 maps found
1901 Princeton
Gibson County, IN
1903 Princeton
Gibson County, IN
1959 Princeton
Gibson County, IN
1959 Princeton
Gibson County, IN
1986 Princeton
Gibson County, IN
2010 Princeton
Gibson County, IN
2013 Princeton
Gibson County, IN
2016 Princeton
Gibson County, IN
2019 Princeton
Gibson County, IN
2022 Princeton
Gibson County, IN