2022 Map of Versailles

About this map

The Ripley County Courthouse stands as a central landmark in Versailles, anchoring a landscape defined by the deep incisions of Graham Creek and its many tributaries. This portion of southeastern Indiana shows a dense network of country roads, such as Old Michigan Rd, connecting a series of small, established settlements including Osgood, Holton, and Dabney. The terrain is notably fractured by drainage systems like Coon Hollow and Hungry Hollow, where the land drops away from the flat agricultural uplands into wooded creek bottoms. Evidence of early settlement patterns and family history is preserved through several scattered burial grounds, including Holman Cem, Bradshaw Cem, and Sheppard Cem. Transportation corridors are prominent, with the W Railroad Rd following the rail line through the northern part of the quadrangle, linking the community of Osgood to the surrounding rural landscape.