2016 Map of Terre Haute

About this map

The Wabash River bisects this landscape, separating the urban grid of Terre Haute from the valley floor and western uplands. In the city, the Indiana State Univ campus and the historic Twelve Points neighborhood represent the core of 21st-century development, while the remaining trace of the Wabash and Erie Canal provides a link to the 19th-century transport era. To the west, the river bottomlands give way to settlements like West Terre Haute and the distinctly named Toad Hop. Higher ground to the northwest is defined by Saint Mary of the Woods and residential pockets like Marion Heights. The infrastructure of the Penn Central RR and local burial grounds, including Grandview Cem and Durham Cem, offer specific points of interest for genealogists and local historians tracking the evolution of Vigo County's riverfront communities.