Switzerland County topographic map
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Switzerland County
Switzerland County lies at the SE tip of Indiana, with its southeastern border defined by the Ohio River; the state of Kentucky abuts on the opposite shore. Its rolling hills were originally completely wooded. Its more flat areas have been cleared for agricultural or urban use, but its many drainages are still wooded. Its highest elevation (981 feet/299 meters ASL) is a hill in its NW quadrant, 0.7 miles (1.1 km) west of Avonburg.
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Name: Switzerland County topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Switzerland County, Indiana, United States (38.68751 -85.20351 38.92942 -84.78461)
Average elevation: 738 ft
Minimum elevation: 430 ft
Maximum elevation: 988 ft
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