1962 Map of Waynetown

About this map

The town of Waynetown serves as the central hub of this west-central Indiana landscape, situated along the East Fork Coal Creek. By the early 1960s, the area maintained a dense grid of rural corridors such as 400 North Road and 200 North Road, connecting smaller communities like Wesley and Taylor Corner. The transportation network is defined by the Conrail line cutting northwest across the terrain and the presence of highway infrastructure like the Rest Areas near the western boundary.