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Streamwood: Two Plats in One Name

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HARRIS TOWNSHIP · 32 PARCELS

Streamwood's file holds two different plats under one name. Its first section is the register's standard product — lots at the common measure, on Streamwood Drive and Streamwood Court in the listing record, with build-year samples of 1991 and 1993 — but its Section Two parcels run to estate size, the four largest carrying a median above five acres, and the family's total ground reaches some 46 acres for just 32 parcels, the largest land-to-parcel ratio in the register. Read whole, Streamwood is a plat that changed its mind, or its market, between sections: a standard wave subdivision on its first ground, opening into large wooded lots on its second, the "stream" and "wood" of its name carried in the second section's ground rather than its first section's streets. Three of its parcels still stand vacant-classed — plausibly of the large second-section lots, this section's strings do not say which. No proprietor or recording date is reachable on the open web.

Named gap — Streamwood's proprietor and the recording dates of its two sections: settler, the St. Joseph County Recorder's plat books (Harris Township books), GAP-NBH-5's settler named for this plat.

Sources: St. Joseph County parcel record, read November 2026 — count, section strings, acreages and their distribution, class codes. Listing record (IRMLS via Zillow) — Streamwood Drive and Court, and the 1991 and 1993 build-year samples only.

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Source: Streamwood: Two Plats in One Name, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/granger/neighborhoods/streamwood-two-plats-in-one-name-a-tight-first/