Soil Erosion from February 1937 Flood in Indiana

Soil washes from fields and settles on the road in Point Township, Posey County, Indiana, during the February 1937 flood. Heavy rains and snowmelt caused extensive flooding across the Midwest, impacting local agriculture and infrastructure. Indiana experienced significant damage, prompting discussions on flood management and prevention measures in subsequent years.

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