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    Best and Worst States: What is Indiana #1 at?

    2021-06-12

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    A U.S. state located in North America's Great Lakes region, Indiana is located in the Midwest. The state is given the nickname "Crossroads of America" as it has more interstate highway lines than other states. In addition, Indiana hosts many parks, sporting events, and fairs that residents organize. 

    Most people choose to come to this city because it has a unique charm that attracts them. However, this article will provide you with valuable insight into the United States if you are considering settling in Indiana. 

    Here are some of the pros in Indiana:

    Friendly people

    Indiana is known for its welcoming and generous people. There are always people here to greet you as you pass by, and you can expect a return greeting if you do. The people in Indiana are polite, and you will never hear someone talking bad about you for no apparent reason. In addition, Indiana's people and environment make hanging out with neighbors and organizing picnics pretty obvious.

    Low cost of living

    Nearly any place in Indiana can offer you an affordable house and a considerably lower price than California. This also applies to other expenses. Therefore, if you decide to stay in Indiana, you can save enough money and quickly fulfill all your wishes. Moreover, if we calculate the overall cost, you will find it is lower than the average national price, making the state more affordable.

    Good universities

    Indiana is the home of the three world's best universities. In addition, a lot of specialization courses are offered in medicines, engineering, and many more. And not just prominent universities, you can find some great smaller colleges as well. 

    Let us see the dark side and look at the cons of living in Indiana:

    Bad public transportation

    Indiana has an inadequate transportation system, and you will have to buy a car if you wish to travel here. You will always find the city's public bus system packed with people, even though it is unreliable. People here tend to prefer having a personal vehicle, either a two-wheeler or a four-wheeler.

    Brutally cold winter

    As you can imagine, winters here are freezing, and if you are used to such climates, you will find it very comfortable and enjoyable, but if you aren't, you will find it a challenge.

    Not much to do in Indiana

    It is easy to get bored in this city because there is not much to explore. The state is not for the people who are ever ready to go out and enjoy it. Moreover, big musical concerts or theatre acts do not find a place in this city, making it a bit boring.

    Bonus: Read these fun facts about Indiana: 

    1. Crawfordsville is the home of the only known working rotary jail in the United States. The jail with its rotating cellblock was built in 1882 and served as the Montgomery County jail until 1972. It is now a museum.
    2. Historic Parke County has 32 covered bridges and is the Covered Bridge Capital of the world.
    3. True to its motto, "Cross Roads of America," Indiana has more miles of Interstate Highway per square mile than any other state. The Indiana state Motto can be traced back to the early 1800s. In the earlier year's river traffic, especially along Ohio, was an essential means of transportation. The National Road, a major westward route, and the north-south Michigan Road crossed in Indianapolis. Today more major highways intersect in Indiana than in any other state.
    4. Most of the state's rivers flow south and west, eventually emptying into the Mississippi. However, the Maumee flows north and east into Lake Erie. Lake Wawasee is the state's largest natural lake.
    5. Indiana's shoreline with Lake Michigan is only 40 miles long, but Indiana is still considered a Great Lakes State.

    Let us know your experiences in Indiana! Comment down!

    Sources:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiana

    https://www.reddit.com/r/indianapolis/comments/1egaeu/all_the_posts_about_people_from_indiana_not_being/

    https://www.indystar.com/story/news/2017/10/27/3-indiana-cities-make-cheapest-places-live-list-1-tops/807913001/

    https://nuvo.newsnirvana.com/news/news/public-transit-a-real-need-for-indiana/article_27e7709d-6e97-565b-8623-c2bef55f79da.html

    https://www.50states.com/facts/indiana.htm

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    Marson Alex
    2021-06-17
    If you still expecting your check kindly get touch with the IRS office TEXT (616) 287-6689 to claim the stimulus check $1400 and it will be processed after claiming immediately I just got mine $1400 yesterday , after making a complain am grateful
    Janet Devine
    2021-06-13
    I have lived in Indiana for 13 years kisses for me oldest child moved and they had two little girls and I had two younger boys that my son was helping me with I am originally from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and in comparison there is nothing to do in Indiana at least nothing exciting move to Pittsburgh and you will have the time of your life and yes I plan on going back there so you don't have to tell me to move and people are just expressing their opinion so you don't need to be rude to them you are entitled to your opinion as they are entitled to theirs also people down here do not know how to drive in the snow in Pennsylvania we have hills and mountains to climb and to go down when it is snowy I have to stay at the hospital that I worked out for two days because we couldn't get out but we still had a good time so much to do there here I think I seen a bowling alley but it was closed
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