2013 Map of Taswell

About this map

Taswell and Eckerty anchor the center of this southern Indiana landscape, which is defined by a dense network of watercourses and topographical landmarks. The northern reaches are dominated by the waters of Patoka Lake and the winding course of the Little Patoka River. Further south, the terrain becomes more distinct with features like Tick Ridge and Golden Hollow, alongside the specialized natural geography of the Hemlock Cliffs Recreation Area. This area is notable for its geological markers, including Ravine Arch, Arrowhead Arch, and the prominent Tunnel Hill near the eastern boundary. Small communities such as Mifflin and Doolittle Mills appear along the southern creek beds, including Otter Cr and the Middle Fork Anderson River, illustrating a settlement pattern deeply tied to the local drainage basins and the challenging relief of Crawford County.