1992 Map of Woodburn South

About this map

The Norfolk and Western railway corridor and the historic Lincoln Highway anchor this agricultural landscape along the Indiana-Ohio border in the early 1990s. The terrain is defined by an extensive drainage network, including Flatrock Creek and dozens of named channels like Anspaugh Ditch and Knoblaugh Ditch, which supported the conversion of this flat till plain into productive farmland. Small communities such as Woodburn, Edgerton, and Townley serve as local hubs for the surrounding townships. Local family names and community landmarks are preserved through features like Sugar Ridge Cem and the Township Sch. This edition includes 1990s-era revisions, highlighting the persistence of small-town infrastructure alongside modern elements like a Radio Tower and Golf Course near Benton.