2019 Map of Staunton

About this map

Staunton and Cory anchor this modern survey of the Indiana landscape along the border of Vigo and Clay counties. The terrain is defined by a dense network of small waterways, including Birch Creek, Crooked Cr, and the Big Slough, which drain the flatlands and occasional clearings such as Wheeler Prairie. This area maintains a strong connection to its 19th-century settlement roots through its numerous small burial grounds, such as Mount Calvary Cem and Mewhinney Cem, which remain as landmarks alongside modern thoroughfares like E State Rd 42. Small communities like Cherryvale and Clay Prairie populate the grid of county roads, while the northern edge of the map traces the outskirts of Seelyville. The landscape reflects a mix of persistent agricultural use and the natural drainage patterns of the Wabash Valley region.