2016 Map of Quincy

About this map

Quincy serves as a central hub for this rural stretch where Putnam, Owen, and Morgan counties converge. The landscape is defined by the winding course of Mill Creek and the headwaters of Indian Creek, showing a pattern of small settlements and airfields spaced between family cemeteries. To the northwest, Wallace Junction indicates a significant point in the regional transport network, while smaller hamlets like Alaska and Lewisville anchor the eastern boundary. This area is dotted with small-scale aviation sites including Jack Oak Airport, Shearer Airport, and the Shenandoah Flying Field, reflecting a modern layer of land use alongside traditional rural markers like Combes Cemetery and Little Mount Cemetery. The topography transitions from the banks of Limestone Creek to the quiet waters of Lake Maxine, illustrating the drainage patterns that have historically influenced settlement in this part of Indiana.