2019 Map of Warsaw

About this map

Warsaw anchors this modern survey of northern Indiana, where the urban grid of the county seat transitions into a complex glacial landscape of interconnected wetlands and lakes. To the north, Pike Lake and the expansive Oakwood Cemetery define the town's edge, while the town of Winona Lake sits to the east, bordered by the Heritage Trail and Main Basic Trail. The drainage patterns of the region are exceptionally well-defined, showing how Eagle Creek and Walnut Creek move through the terrain alongside man-made improvements like the Peterson Ditch and Wyland Ditch. To the south and east, the landscape becomes increasingly rural, dotted with smaller water bodies such as Carr Lake, Fish Lake, and McPherson Lake. This map captures the modern balance between residential growth in the lakeland corridor and the surrounding agricultural tracts defined by the townships of t32n r6e and t31n r7e.