fields surround it, evidence of the route has nearly been obliterated as the land has been returned to farming. From 10th Street in Indianapolis, through Carmel and up to State Road 47 in Sheridan, the Monon Trail is now a bike and walking route following the right-of-way. Guernsey Monticello Yeoman Delphi, where the Monon High Bridge still stands over Deer Creek Gorge. Radnor Ockley, south of Ockley station, the viaduct over Wildcat Creek still existed until 2013. It was just north of Owasco and was visible from US 421/SR 39. In 2004, it was damaged by heavy run-offs in Wildcat Creek, which moved the legs of the steel piers out of alignment. It was still standing until the summer of 2013 when it was dismantled by CSX. Rossville Frankfort Kirklin Sheridan Westfield Carmel; see Carmel Monon Depot Nora Broad Ripple Boulevard Station Indianapolis, home of Butler University. The Monon used the Indianapolis Union Station in downtown Indianapolis. Section #3 Michigan City to Monon: This line runs parallel to U.S. 421 as far as Brookston. The Indiana Rail to Trails group is developing a bike route from Michigan City to La Crosse, using the Monon right-of-way, where it still exists. A section south of Michigan City by I-94 has been consumed by a landfill and the bridge over the I-94 and I-80/I-90 have been removed. Michigan City Otis Westville Alida Haskell Wanatah South Wanatah La Crosse Wilders San Pierre Medaryville. North of Medaryville the tracks have been abandoned and removed. The line is still in service from Medaryville to Monon. Francesville Monon Section #4 Lafayette to Bloomington: From Lafayette southward, the Monon follows along U.S. 231 to Crawfordsville. At Crawfordsville, the right-of-way moves eastward of the highway several miles, but continues south to Cloverdale, returning closer to U.S. 231 at Greencastle. Amtrak uses this route south to Crawfordsville and then the old New York Central/Conrail tracks into Indianapolis. Lafayette, home to Purdue University South Raub Romney Linden now hosts a museum of the Monon Line in the old station. Crawfordsville home of Wabash College Ladoga Roachdale Bainbridge Greencastle, home of DePauw University Limedale Putnamville Cloverdale The tracks from Lafayette end here. Wallace Jct provided access to the coal fields of Midland, Howesville and Clay City along Section Six of the Monon line. Quincy Gosport – South of Gosport, the Monon crosses the White River. Stinesville is the northern edge of quarry