The town of Wheatland serves as the central hub of this Knox County landscape, situated where the CSX railroad and several regional routes converge. The terrain is defined by a sophisticated network of drainage and water management, featuring named channels like Steen Ditch, Roberson Ditch, and Patrick Ditch that weave through the farmland. To the east, the White River forms a natural boundary with Daviess County, creating a distinct riparian zone marked by Hyatt Island and several water bodies including Weaver Pond and Clear Pond.
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1942 · Fritchton
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1943 · Oaktown
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1943 · Bicknell
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1943 · Plainville
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1944 · Fritchton
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1944 · Washington
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1944 · Monroe City
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1944 · Wheatland
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1944 · Iona
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1945 · Sandy Hook
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