2013 Map of Williamsport

About this map

Williamsport and Attica anchor this landscape where the Wabash River carves a deep valley through western Indiana. The map captures a high degree of topographic detail along the river bluffs, notably around Lovers Leap and Hog Back Hill. Historically significant features include the trace of the Wabash and Erie Canal south of the river and the site of Mudlavia Springs near Kramer. The drainage patterns are well-defined by numerous tributaries such as Big Pine Cr, Fall Cr, and the channelized French Ditch. Further inland, small rural settlements like Carbondale and Five Points are shown connected by an extensive network of county roads. The transition from the flat agricultural plains to the dissected river valley is evident, particularly where the Shawnee Bridge and Shawnee Lake sit along the river's southern banks.