2013 Map of Warsaw

About this map

Winona Lake and its surrounding residential streets anchor the northern portion of this Kosciusko County landscape, where the town's grid meets a dense network of glacial water bodies and drainage systems. This 2013 survey reveals an intricate hydrological pattern defined by modern channelization, including the Wyland Ditch, Keefer-Evans Ditch, and Peterson Ditch, which manage the low-lying terrain between scattered lakes. To the south, the landscape becomes increasingly dominated by these natural basins, featuring Muskellunge Lake, Fish Lake, and Schultz Lake. The mapping captures the transition from the developed core near Pike Lake to the more open, wetland-influenced areas where smaller bodies like Read Lake and Carr Lake remain. The road network, including E Winona Ave and Rozella Rd, connects these waterscapes, illustrating how the region's geography has been shaped by both natural lake formations and extensive agricultural drainage engineering.