2013 Map of Rockville

About this map

Rockville serves as the central hub of this Indiana landscape, where the confluence of regional history and geography is on full display. The area is notable for its concentration of historic structures, particularly near Billie Creek Village, which preserves the architectural heritage of the county. Local connectivity is defined by numerous stream crossings, including the Beeson Covered Bridge, Leatherwood Station Bridge, and Billie Creek Bridge, highlighting the importance of the local waterway network. Small outlying settlements like Nyesville, Marshall, and Cincinnati dot the agricultural plains, connected by a grid of rural roads and the drainage systems of Little Raccoon Cr and Leatherwood Cr. To the north, the Parke County Golf Course and Catlin Bridge mark the transition toward more open terrain, while Bloomingdale sits on the western edge, providing a comprehensive look at the modern layout of these established Parke County communities.