
The Wabash River and White River converge in a complex network of oxbows and backwaters, defining the border between Indiana and Illinois during the mid-1980s. This survey illustrates the industrial and academic hub of Evansville, where the University of Evansville is established near the Ohio River valley. Northward, the landscape transitions into the coal and agricultural lands of Patoka Township and Boon Township, where numerous Strip Mines are visible alongside the Patoka River.
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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