1962 Map of Waymansville

About this map

Waymansville and Spraytown anchor this mid-century look at the tri-county borderlands where Bartholomew, Jackson, and Brown counties meet. The landscape is defined by the headwaters of the East Fork White Creek and its various tributaries, which carve through the high ground of Poplar Ridge and Gilmore Hill. Much of the western half is dedicated to the Hoosier National Forest, showing the shift toward conservation and public land management in the mid-1900s.