The settlement of Wheatland sits as the central hub of this Knox County landscape, where the local economy and geography are defined by a complex network of managed waterways. To the east, the White River forms a natural boundary between Knox and Daviess counties, winding past Hyatt Island and Toms Hill. The terrain is marked by numerous drainage features, including Steen Ditch, Roberson Ditch, and Patrick Ditch, which reflect the region's agricultural and industrial heritage.
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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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