2013 Map of Trafalgar

About this map

The town of Trafalgar serves as the primary hub of this south-central Indiana landscape, where the rural character of Johnson County is defined by a intricate network of creeks and agricultural road grids. Small settlements like Samaria, Bud, and Anita dot the countryside, connected by routes such as State Road 135 and State Road 252. The topography is marked by notable elevations including Turkey Hill, Moore Hill, and the locally recognized Pea Ridge. Waterways such as North Prong Stotts Cr and Koots Fork meander through the terrain, shaping the development of the farmsteads and small communities. To the northwest, Bronson Airport provides a point of aviation interest in an otherwise predominantly agrarian setting, while southern drainages like Goose Cr and Lick Cr flow toward the larger Indian Cr basin.