2010 Map of Stockwell

About this map

Stockwell and the surrounding agricultural lands of Tippecanoe County are defined by an intricate network of drainage ditches and family-named cemeteries. This landscape, as recorded in 2010, shows the deep-rooted presence of early settlers through numerous burial grounds such as the Kenny Cemetery, Wyandot Cemetery, and O'Neill Cemetery. The hydrology of the region is highly managed, with Elliot Ditch, Ilgenfritz Ditch, and Kenny Ditch supporting the productive farmlands between the East Branch Wea Creek and Lauramie Creek. Small settlements like Concord, North Crane, and Gladens Corner serve as local hubs along a grid of section roads, while the Timber House Airport represents a modern navigational landmark in this rural setting. The proximity of Dayton in the northeast corner highlights the transition from concentrated village life to the expansive open fields that characterize this portion of Indiana.