Report of Charles Mulford Robinson for Fort Wayne Civic Improvement Association (1910)
Robinson, Charles Mulford, 1869-1917, Fort Wayne Civic Improvement Association · Fort Wayne, Ind., Press of Fort Wayne Printing Company · leaf 17
Topographically, the city is situated on a plain. Themain lines of the Pennsylvania and Wabash railroads, cuttinga broad swath through the city, practically bisect it. The St.Marys River flows north along its western edge, until, aboutopposite the center of the city, it turns northeastward and… … RailroaJs, Business Streets {shaded) and Rioers of Fort IVayne—The Citys Determining Lines. Fort Wayne Civic Improvement Association 13 The meanderings of these streams have influenced thestreet system less than might have been expected. Perhapsthis is because the general north and east direction…
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