
The agrarian landscape of the Indiana prairie is defined by an intricate network of man-made waterways like Eastburn Ditch, Hollingsworth Ditch, and Hoagland Ditch. These drainage systems reveal the transformation of the region into productive farmland, spanning the borders of Carpenter, Princeton, and West Point. The area is characterized by scattered rural landmarks such as Meadow Lake Ch and the adjacent Meadow Lake Cem, which serve as community anchors for the surrounding farms. Natural drainage is provided by Big Creek and Pine Creek, while industrial activity is evidenced by a Gravel Pit and a Quarry located near the intersection of several townships. This map provides a look at the rural infrastructure of the early 1960s, documenting the legacy of field lines and drainage projects essential to the local economy.
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1962 Brookston NW
White County, IN

1962 Monticello North
White County, IN

1962 Monticello South
White County, IN

1962 Templeton NE
White County, IN
2010 Brookston NW
White County, IN
2010 Monticello North
White County, IN
2010 Monticello South
White County, IN
2010 Templeton NE
White County, IN
2013 Brookston NW
White County, IN
2013 Monticello North
White County, IN
2013 Monticello South
White County, IN
2013 Templeton NE
White County, IN
2016 Brookston NW
White County, IN
2016 Monticello North
White County, IN
2016 Monticello South
White County, IN
2016 Templeton NE
White County, IN
2019 Brookston NW
White County, IN
2019 Monticello North
White County, IN
2019 Monticello South
White County, IN
2019 Templeton NE
White County, IN

2022 Brookston NW
White County, IN

2022 Monticello North
White County, IN

2022 Monticello South
White County, IN

2022 Templeton NE
White County, IN