2019 Map of Waymansville

About this map

Waymansville and the surrounding borderlands of Bartholomew, Brown, and Jackson counties are defined by a network of creeks and timbered ridges. This modern survey illustrates the rural character of south-central Indiana, where small settlements like Becks Grove and Spraytown anchor the agricultural landscape. The western portion of the area is heavily influenced by the Hoosier National Forest, which covers the varied topography of Poplar Ridge and Gilmore Hill. Numerous small cemeteries, including the Saint Paul Cem, Cain Cem, and Weddell Cem, are scattered across the quadrangle, serving as vital landmarks for genealogical research. The presence of several private and recreational water bodies such as Lutheran Lake, Noblitt Lake, and Fraternal Order Columbus Police Lake highlights the contemporary use of the land for residential and organizational retreats amidst the traditional farming and forestry of the region.