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A couple of miles west of the 1809 treaty line, the road curved around the side of a little creek and then resumed a straight line to the west, a half mile north of the previous line I had been riding on.

It isn’t much of a photo. I do remember the stop, which I made for no more reason than to document the location for future reference.


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Delorme Street Atlas tells me the creek somewhere off to the right is the Whitewater River!

I’ve known about Indiana’s Whitewater River. After it gets to be a bigger stream (to the south) it runs through Brookville, near where my German Lutheran hillbilly ancesters lived for a few years, and then to Metamora, which is now a tourist place on an old canal route, IIRC.

I had no idea at the time, or I would have paid this place in Randolph County more respect.

I wish the weather would permit me to go back to make amends.

Late edit: OOPS!!

The above is not the Whitewater River. It’s Martindale Creek, which parallels the Whitewater River and then joins it about 16 miles to the south.

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I had crossed the Whitewater River not far from the 12 Mile Boundary. Here’s another photo taken when I was back at the boundary and facing east. The Whitewater River, such as it is, is at the bottom of the valley in the view up ahead.

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