
Hindostan Falls marks a significant hydrological point on the East Fork White River as it winds through this portion of Southern Indiana. The landscape is defined by the steep relief of the Hoosier National Forest, where the river makes deep meanders around landforms like Schoolhouse Hill and Goss Hill. This survey captures a network of small rural settlements including Rusk, Windom, Yenne, and Thales, many of which are connected by winding county roads like N Hickory Grove Rd and Kale Crossing Rd. Genealogists will find several family and community burial sites scattered across the terrain, such as Holtsclaw Cem and Green Cem. The map illustrates the complex drainage patterns of the region, where the Lost River and Blue Cr intersect with numerous named hollows, including Qualkenbush Hollow and Horner Hollow, reflecting the area's intricate topography.
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12 maps found

1948 Huron
Martin County, IN

1950 Huron
Martin County, IN

1956 Indian Springs
Martin County, IN

1956 Rusk
Martin County, IN

1965 Huron
Martin County, IN

1978 Indian Springs
Martin County, IN

1978 Rusk
Martin County, IN

1993 Huron
Martin County, IN

1993 Rusk
Martin County, IN

2022 Huron
Martin County, IN

2022 Indian Springs
Martin County, IN

2022 Rusk
Martin County, IN