List of All Banks in Indiana

Indiana, which borders Lake Michigan in the north, consists of deep valleys, corn fields as far as the eye can see, mountain foothills and huge farmland.
The state is home to the peace-loving Amish communities and is known for its covered bridges, the Indian Mounds (artificially created Indian hills for funeral and cultural purposes) and the legendary Indy 500 car race.
In the middle of the hilly lowlands lies Indianapolis, the capital of Indiana and an important industrial, commercial and cultural city in the USA. The business district is in the city center, but many of the tourist attractions are on the outskirts of Indianapolis.

• According to acronymmonster, the nickname of Indiana is The Hoosier State.

Important facts

Land area: 92,903 sq km.

Population: 6,732,219 (2019 estimate)

Population density: 69 per sq. Km.

Capital: Indianapolis.

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Attractions in Indiana

Vacation spots & excursions

Indianapolis is an important hub for industry, culture and economy. The face of this progressive, vibrant city has changed a lot over time. After connecting to the rail network, Indianapolis quickly developed into an important regional center. Today, the city is best known for hosting one of the major international auto races, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Culture is not neglected either, the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra has a good reputation. Theater, musical, opera, ballet and modern dance are also part of the cultural offer. Some historic buildings, including the home of the 23rd President Benjamin Harrison, have been preserved. At the Morris Butler House there is an interesting museum (Victorian art). The Indianapolis Museum of Art is a large complex of three museums with works of art from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. In the Children's Museum, there is even a carousel. Also worth seeing are the State Capitol, St. John's Church and Christ Church Cathedral. A stroll through the City Market is fun, almost 100 stalls, stalls and shops offer handicrafts, culinary delights and all sorts of little things. Eagle Creek Park is one of the largest city parks in the United States, and you can also relax in beautiful Garfield Park.

The Historical Museum in the small town of Lafayette contains interesting exhibits and documents from the early 19th century, when the Indians unsuccessfully fought against the overpowering white soldiers and settlers who took the country from them.

Also worth visiting are the Indiana Dunes National Park, Amish Acres - a restored 19th century Amish settlement near Nappanee, the pioneer settlement Conner Prairie, the Squire Boone Caves and the famous Fort Wayne.