2013 Map of Waynetown

About this map

Waynetown stands as the primary hub of this Montgomery County landscape, its grid of streets such as Union St and S Vine St clustered south of E Fork Coal Cr. The surrounding countryside is defined by an intricate network of waterways and drainage systems essential to Indiana agriculture, including Sommer Ditch, McFarland Ditch, and Clarkson Ditch. Small, dispersed settlements like Wesley, Taylor Corner, and Hibernia dot the rural road system, marking long-standing community centers. To the southwest, Sugar Mill Lake and the meandering Sugar Mill Cr break the geometric precision of the county roads, providing a distinct natural boundary in this heavily cultivated region. This map illustrates the 2013 balance between small-town infrastructure and the expansive drainage networks required to manage the fertile Midwestern terrain.