2013 Map of Stone Bluff

About this map

Fountain and Stone Bluff anchor this part of western Indiana, where the Wabash River bends through a landscape deeply etched by numerous creek systems. The legacy of 19th-century infrastructure is visible in the alignment of the Wabash and Erie Canal, which runs parallel to the river. The terrain is marked by distinctive natural features like Portland Arch and the secluded Rattlesnake Hollow, while the agricultural character of the county is evidenced by a dense grid of secondary roads such as W Salem Church Rd and W Covered Bridge Rd. This area reflects a long-standing settlement pattern where small villages like Layton grew alongside established transport corridors. Waterways including Coal Cr, Bear Cr, and Graham Cr define the drainage of the region, creating a complex network of banks and hollows.