2016 Map of Winamac

About this map

The Tippecanoe River meanders through the heart of Pulaski County, serving as the primary geographic corridor for this region. The settlement of Winamac occupies a significant bend in the river, characterized by its grid of streets and historical burial grounds including Crown Hill Cem and Memorial Gardens. The surrounding landscape is defined by an extensive drainage network, where numerous ditches such as Thompson Ditch and Quigley Marsh Ditch navigate the flatlands between the river and Devil Lake. This complex hydrology highlights the intensive agricultural development of the Indiana plains, where even small elevations like Bunker Hill stand out against the horizon. Smaller locales such as Lawton are visible in the northeastern quadrant, while community spaces like Vanmeter Park and several outlying cemeteries including Reed Cem and Saint Peters Cem provide focal points for local history and genealogical research.