The national topographic record: this ground's sheets, named by quadrangle

7.5-minute series · Run B #189

The ground lies on a quadrangle named for the town itself: the United States Geological Survey's 7.5-minute series, at 1:24,000, covers this ground on the Osceola quadrangle, Indiana — the town gives the national series a sheet name, which neither South Bend's nor Mishawaka's suburbs-within-sheets can say in reverse. The current US Topo editions of the Osceola sheet are dated 2011 and 2013, and their collars state their making whole: imagery from the National Agriculture Imagery Program (August 2010 for the 2011 edition, January 2010 carried in the 2013 collar), contours from the National Elevation Dataset, hydrography from the National Hydrography Dataset, names from the Geographic Names Information System, contour interval five feet, on the North American Datum of 1983, UTM Zone 16T. The sheet's adjoining-quadrangle diagram names the ring this ground sits in: Elkhart to the east, South Bend East to the west, and Wakarusa, Wyatt and Foraker along the southern row. The Land leg of this build works federal data throughout — the PLSS layer, GNIS points, the FEMA flood study — without ever naming the sheet those data are published on; this article names it. The residue, named: the Osceola quadrangle's first 7.5-minute edition year — the paper topographic original from which the US Topo editions descend — is not stated in the record reached for this section; its settler is the USGS Historical Topographic Map Collection, searched in topoView for the Osceola, Indiana sheet, which lists every edition of the quadrangle with its year. The 15-minute-series predecessor coverage of this ground is likewise carried there, and is named with it.

U.S. Geological Survey, US Topo 7.5-minute maps for Osceola, IN (2011 and 2013 editions; collars read whole — NAIP imagery dates, National Elevation and Hydrography datasets, GNIS names, 1:24,000, NAD83, Zone 16T, five-foot contour interval, the adjoining-quadrangle diagram naming Elkhart, South Bend East, Wakarusa, Wyatt and Foraker).