1998 Map of Westfield East

About this map

Westfield sits at the western edge of this landscape where the West Fork Creek and East Fork Creek converge. The terrain is defined by the drainage systems of the Embarras River and the North Fork Embarras River, which carve through the till plain of Clark and Edgar Counties. This late-twentieth-century study shows a rural economy structured around small settlements like Cleone and the aptly named Oilfield, reflecting the region’s intersection of agriculture and mineral extraction. A prominent Gravel Pit and several Cem (cemeteries) are scattered throughout the townships of Parker, Westfield, and Dolson, marking the long-term human footprint on the land. Further south, the map follows the river's path toward Martinsville, capturing the intricate network of local waterways like Bluegrass Cr and Lambs Branch.