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Indiana is known as the "Crossroads of America".
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The blue line indicates how far south continental glaciers
reached in Indiana during the last major glacial - known as
the Wisconsin Glacial Episode.
It radically altered the geography of North America north
of the Ohio River, forming such things as the Great Lakes,
Long Island and Niagra Falls.
It left the upper half of Indiana pretty flat.
The southern part of the state is hilly.
reached in Indiana during the last major glacial - known as
the Wisconsin Glacial Episode.
It radically altered the geography of North America north
of the Ohio River, forming such things as the Great Lakes,
Long Island and Niagra Falls.
It left the upper half of Indiana pretty flat.
The southern part of the state is hilly.
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In 2018, there were 6.69 million people
living in Indiana.
living in Indiana.
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Some of the above information may change soon as a major highway
project nears its end.
I-69 is an interstate highway that runs from the northeast side of
Indianapolis to the Michigan/Canada border.
In 1991, it was designated as a corridor of national significance.
In 2014, Congress passed legislation to extend the corridor from
Indianapolis to the Lower Rio Grande Valley (Texas/Mexican border.)
This involved connecting and widening existing highways, adding new
roads and bridges as well as removing crossroads with signals that
would slow traffic.
In 2019, construction began in Indiana to make I-69 run from Evansville
Indiana to the southwest side of Indianapolis.
Indianapolis is also adding more lanes to I-465, the highway that loops
around Indy. Construction is expected to end in 2024.
Completion of the I-69 corridor will provide a continuous highway link,
designed to interstate highway standards, from the Mexican border to
the Canadian border, a route length of approximately 1,650 miles.
project nears its end.
I-69 is an interstate highway that runs from the northeast side of
Indianapolis to the Michigan/Canada border.
In 1991, it was designated as a corridor of national significance.
In 2014, Congress passed legislation to extend the corridor from
Indianapolis to the Lower Rio Grande Valley (Texas/Mexican border.)
This involved connecting and widening existing highways, adding new
roads and bridges as well as removing crossroads with signals that
would slow traffic.
In 2019, construction began in Indiana to make I-69 run from Evansville
Indiana to the southwest side of Indianapolis.
Indianapolis is also adding more lanes to I-465, the highway that loops
around Indy. Construction is expected to end in 2024.
Completion of the I-69 corridor will provide a continuous highway link,
designed to interstate highway standards, from the Mexican border to
the Canadian border, a route length of approximately 1,650 miles.
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