1967 Map of Stone Bluff

About this map

The Wabash River serves as the dominant geographical feature here, carving through the landscape and defining the boundary between Warren and Fountain counties. Along its southern banks, the dramatic sandstone formations of the Portland Arch stand near the settlement of Fountain, where evidence of local industry appears in a nearby Gravel Pit. The map captures a primarily agricultural interior organized by a rigid grid of country roads, such as 400 North Road and 150 North Road, which connect small communities like Stone Bluff and Aylesworth.