2014 Map of Yeoman

About this map

The town of Yeoman serves as a central landmark in this portion of Indiana, where the landscape is defined by the transition between managed agricultural drainage and significant natural waterways. The southern boundary is dominated by the Wabash River, which is joined by local tributaries such as Mitchell Cr and Pleasant Run. To the northwest, the map captures the southern reaches of Lake Freeman, a major reservoir formed on the Tippecanoe River. The intricate drainage network, including Beck Ward Ditch and Hardy Ditch, illustrates the intensive land management required for the region's farming economy. Local history is etched into the terrain through features like Tannery Br and Squaw Br, while a dense grid of county roads, including W Co Road 1300 N and N Us-421, provides the infrastructure for this rural community spanning the White and Carroll county line.