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Map of Indiana – Cities and Roads

Indiana Map

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This Indiana map contains cities, towns, highways, roads, rivers, and lakes in the state of Indiana. For example, Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, and Evansville are major cities shown on this map of Indiana.

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Indiana claims the birthplace of Michael Jackson in Gary, Indiana. Indianapolis, the capital city of Indiana, is home to the Indianapolis 500 car racing. Indiana is a Great Lakes state with Lake Michigan situated to the north. It also neighbors IllinoisKentuckyOhio, and Michigan.

Indiana’s nickname is the “Crossroads of America” because six interstate highways travel through it. But its lesser-known nickname is the “Hoosier State”. This nickname is based on the Indiana Pacers and the Hoosiers college basketball team.

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State capital

Indianapolis

Major cities and towns

Indianapolis
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Gary
South Bend
Anderson
Bloomington
Carmel
Columbus
Elkhart
Fishers
Goshen
Greenwood
Hammond
Jeffersonville
Kokomo
Lafayette
Lawrence
Marion
Michigan City
Muncie
New Albany
Richmond
Terre Haute
Valparaiso
West Lafayette
Noblesville
Portage

Angola
Auburn
Bedford
Crawfordsville
Elwood
Frankfort
Franklin
Greencastle
Greensburg
Huntington
Jasper
La Porte
Logansport
Madison
Martinsville
Peru
Plymouth
Princeton
Seymour
Shelbyville
Shoals
Wabash
Warsaw
Washington
Vincennes
Linton
Rochester
Decatur

Interstate highways

Interstate-64 (I-64)
Interstate-65 (I-65)
Interstate-69 (I-69)
Interstate-70 (I-70)

Interstate-74 (I-74)
Interstate-80 (I-80)
Interstate-90 (I-90)

Lakes, rivers and creeks

Wabash River
White River
Ohio River

Tippecanoe River
Monroe Lake
Patoka Lake

City Maps of Indiana

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One Comment

  1. The description of the state, Indianapolis (Naptown—50 years out of date), and why it is called the “Hoosier” state are inaccurate. Please have someone who knows the state author a new, accurate copy. Thank you.

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