The seven streets, at full record

State functional-class mapping, as carried in the Story of Indian Village section; Census Bureau block maps, 2010 and 2020; the county parcel record

The town's whole road system is seven small streets, and the record of them is complete at that size. The state functional-class mapping inventories them, and the Story of Indian Village section prints the list as the town's street record: Maplehurst Street, Elmhurst Street and Pinehurst Street; Palmer Street and Lamar Street; Sumpter Street; and Welworth Avenue. The Census Bureau's block maps print the same names on the town's plat — Welworth Avenue, Maplehurst, Pinehurst and Elmhurst among the labels the map text carries — and no eighth street appears in any carrier reached in any pass of this build. The streets are local residential streets in the functional-class record, town-maintained out of the Local Road & Street and Motor Vehicle Highway funds the government fragment carries; no state route, county road or numbered highway enters the town, and none of its streets carries a second name or number on any record reached.

The plat beneath them shows in the parcel record. Town addresses run under the South Bend postal grid — 53-thousand numbers on the north–south streets (53507 Maplehurst; 53712 Pinehurst; 53557 Lamar), 18-thousand numbers on Welworth Avenue (18838 Welworth) — and the legal descriptions are subdivision lots throughout: "LOT 68 INDIAN VILLAGE," "LOTS 85 86 & S 1/2 LOT 84 INDIAN VILLAGE," "LOTS 166 THRU & INC 169 INDIAN VILLAGE," one Pinehurst parcel's record giving the plat reference as Plat Book 12, Page 8. The lot numbers run at least into the 160s against sixty-three houses — the plat was laid out larger than it was built, and the surplus survives as the combined and vacant residential parcels the business fragment records. No carrier reached names the streets that form the town's four edges, and none are assigned here; the Story of Indian Village section's measured bounds stand as the boundary record.