Township Quiz

How Well Do You Know Cedar Creek Township Geography?

Five questions about the township’s borders. Tap an answer to check it. Nothing is collected or saved, so play as often as you like.

1. North: What’s on the other side of North County Line Road?

Perry Township
DeKalb County
Springfield Township
Jackson Township

Answer: B) DeKalb County. North County Line Road is the Allen–DeKalb county line, and it’s Cedar Creek’s whole northern edge. Across it is Jackson Township, in DeKalb County.

2. East: What’s the name of the road on the township’s eastern edge?

Bishop Road
Roth Road
Both
Hursh Road

Answer: C) Both. It’s one road with two names: Bishop Road at the north end and Roth Road farther south. On the other side is Springfield Township, home of Harlan.

3. West: Tonkel Road separates Cedar Creek from which township?

Perry
Eel River
Washington
St. Joseph

Answer: A) Perry. Perry Township lies west of Tonkel Road.

4. South: Two townships lie south of Cedar Creek Township. Which road separates them from Cedar Creek and forms most of its southern border?

Wheelock Road
Notestine Road
Schwartz Road
Tonkel Road

Answer: B) Notestine Road. Notestine Road runs along most of Cedar Creek’s southern edge, with St. Joseph Township and Milan Township on the other side. One wrinkle: in the far southwest corner, near the St. Joe River, the border leaves Notestine and doesn’t follow a road at all.

5. South: South of Notestine Road, Schwartz Road divides St. Joseph Township from Milan Township. Which way do they lie?

St. Joseph on the west, Milan on the east
Milan on the west, St. Joseph on the east

Answer: A) St. Joseph on the west, Milan on the east. St. Joseph Township lies west of Schwartz Road, toward Fort Wayne, and Milan Township lies east of it.

Map of Cedar Creek Township outlined in navy, with its roads and rivers shown as lines and no names. — Cedar Creek Township, with its roads and rivers shown but no names.

Borders: Allen County iMap, “Cedar Creek Township” (April 29, 2026) and “Allen County Townships” (April 7, 2026).