2010 Map of Pyrmont

About this map

Edna Mills and the winding course of Wildcat Creek define this rural landscape on the border of Carroll and Clinton counties. The terrain is a network of agricultural drainage ditches, including Buck Creek Ditch and Sheets Ditch, which support the intensive farming characteristic of the region. Scattered settlements like Pyrmont, Owasco, and Ockley are connected by a rigid grid of county roads, while historical family and community ties are preserved at Zion Cemetery, Swank Cemetery, and Saint Johns Cemetery. A notable geographical curiosity, The Mound, stands out in the southwest, contrasting with the engineered precision of the Barnhart Strip Airport and the complex meandering of the Middle Fork Wildcat Creek. This survey captures the enduring intersection of Indiana's water management history and its small-town civic foundations.