1969 Map of Westfield

About this map

Westfield stands as the primary hub in this late 20th-century survey of Hamilton County, Indiana. The map captures a landscape defined by a regular grid of section roads, including West West 226th Street and West 161st Street, which connect rural hamlets like Hortonville, Eagletown, and Jolietville. The local economy and infrastructure are highlighted by the presence of the CSX railroad corridor and the Westfield Landing Field near the center of the quadrangle. Genealogists will find significant value in the documentation of several small burial sites, such as Union Grove Cem, Chester Cem, and Summit Lawn Cem. Natural drainage patterns are dictated by Eagle Creek and its tributaries, such as Finley Creek and Grassy Branch, which cut across the geometric township lines of Adams and Washington.