2019 Map of San Jacinto

About this map

The settlement of San Jacinto sits at a historic crossroads in southern Indiana, where the borders of Jennings, Ripley, and Jefferson counties converge. This 2019 survey captures a landscape defined by its riparian network, with Big Creek and Marble Cr winding through the southern reaches while Graham Creek and Little Graham Creek drainage patterns dominate the north. For those researching local roots, Bethel Cem remains a primary landmark in the northwest. The map documents a rural transition zone where traditional township lines meet modern perimeter roads. The presence of numerous named branches, such as Horse and Poplar Br, suggests a topography long shaped by local watercourses and their influence on the development of the regional road system, including named routes like Eye Rd and W Recovery Rd.