Rexville and Barbersville anchor a landscape defined by deep creek valleys and narrow ridges along the border of Ripley and Jefferson Counties. This rural expanse is notable for its high density of family and community burial grounds, such as the Klotzsche Family Cem and the County Farm Cem, which reflect generations of local settlement. The topography is shaped by the headwaters of Indian Kentuck Creek and Little Graham Cr, which carve through the terrain between prominent high points like Bates Ridge and Copeland Ridge. To the west, the boundary of the Jefferson Proving Ground is marked by N JPG East Perimeter Rd, while the older transportation network remains visible through named routes like S Old Michigan Rd. Small clusters of homes and farms are scattered near Benham and Bryantsburg, connected by an intricate grid of county roads that navigate the complex drainage patterns of Vestal Br and Black Br.
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1946 · Versailles
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1946 · Milan
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1953 · Cincinnati
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1956 · Clifty Falls
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1956 · Bennington
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1956 · Canaan
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1956 · Louisville
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1957 · Cincinnati
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1959 · Holton
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1959 · San Jacinto
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