
The Ohio River dominates this landscape, serving as the border between Vevay, Indiana, and the town of Ghent, Kentucky. The river corridor is marked by industry and local recreation, featuring a Drive-in Theater, a large Sewage Disposal plant, and the wooded expanse of Vevay Island. In the surrounding Kentucky uplands, the topography is defined by deep drainages like McCools Creek and Whites Run, where small rural communities such as Easterday and Langstaff sit nestled in the valleys.
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1943 Vevay North
Switzerland County, IN

1943 Vevay South
Switzerland County, IN

1956 Bennington
Switzerland County, IN

1957 Vevay North
Switzerland County, IN

1967 Vevay South
Switzerland County, IN

1971 Bennington
Switzerland County, IN

1971 Vevay North
Switzerland County, IN
2010 Bennington
Switzerland County, IN
2010 Vevay North
Switzerland County, IN
2010 Vevay South
Switzerland County, IN
2013 Bennington
Switzerland County, IN
2013 Vevay North
Switzerland County, IN
2013 Vevay South
Switzerland County, IN
2016 Bennington
Switzerland County, IN
2016 Vevay North
Switzerland County, IN
2016 Vevay South
Switzerland County, IN
2019 Bennington
Switzerland County, IN
2019 Vevay North
Switzerland County, IN
2019 Vevay South
Switzerland County, IN

2022 Bennington
Switzerland County, IN

2022 Vevay North
Switzerland County, IN

2022 Vevay South
Switzerland County, IN