2010 Map of Shelbyville

About this map

Shelbyville serves as the focal point of this 2010 survey, showing the city's modern layout at the confluence of the Big Blue River and Little Blue River. The landscape is a mix of residential expansion and carefully managed drainage, with residential developments like Wellington Heights, Lantana Estate, and Crestmoor reaching south of the city core. Northward, the Shelbyville Municipal Airport and industrial features such as the Burnside Pit reflect the local economy, while the diagonal path of N Michigan Rd cuts across a grid of rural agricultural land. Genealogists will find a wealth of burial records preserved here, from large municipal sites like Forest Hill Cemetery to smaller, more isolated grounds including Center Cemetery and Campbell Cemetery. The surrounding countryside is dotted with small communities like Fairland and Marion, all connected by an intricate network of ditches such as William Clark Ditch and Brandywine Creek, which manage the region's flat topography.