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Historical Markers in Cloverdale, Indiana

 
Clickable Map of Owen County, Indiana and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Owen County, IN (14) Clay County, IN (6) Greene County, IN (5) Monroe County, IN (38) Morgan County, IN (13) Putnam County, IN (34)  OwenCounty(14) Owen County (14)  ClayCounty(6) Clay County (6)  GreeneCounty(5) Greene County (5)  MonroeCounty(38) Monroe County (38)  MorganCounty(13) Morgan County (13)  PutnamCounty(34) Putnam County (34)
Spencer is the county seat for Owen County
Cloverdale is in Owen County
      Owen County (14)  
ADJACENT TO OWEN COUNTY
      Clay County (6)  
      Greene County (5)  
      Monroe County (38)  
      Morgan County (13)  
      Putnam County (34)  
 
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1 Indiana, Owen County, Cloverdale — Cataract Falls Reported missing
Cataract Falls are the result of oceans and ice. The limestone outcroppings that form Cataract Falls formed millions of years ago when this region was covered by a large shallow ocean. Layers of calcium-rich materials fell to the ocean . . . Map (db m233823)
2 Indiana, Owen County, Cloverdale — 60.2008.1 — Cataract Falls Covered Bridge
(Side One) An 1838 state law gave county commissioners power to build bridges for “public convenience” and to raise taxes to pay for them. Owen County Commissioners contracted 1875 for a “Smith’s High Double Wood . . . Map (db m74181) HM
3 Indiana, Owen County, Cloverdale — The Cataract Covered Bridge
The Cataract Covered Bridge is one of Owen County’s historic treasures. It is the only remaining covered bridge in the county. It is also only one of six Smith Truss covered bridges in the state, and one of the finest remaining examples of this . . . Map (db m74182) HM
 
 
  
  
 
 
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Apr. 18, 2024