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American Legion National Headquarters One America Building Amtrak Train Station Athenaeum Chase Tower Central Basin and Park Canterbury Hotel Hilbert Circle Theatre/Indianapolis Symphony The Conrad Hotel City-County Building City Market Convention Center Plaza Marriott Place Indianapolis - JW Marriott/SpringHill Suites Courtyard Marriott/Fairfield Inn Claypool Court & Embassy Suites Downtown Heliport Eiteljorg Museum Federal Building (Courthouse) Federal Building Greyhound Bus Terminal Hampton Inn Hotel Holiday Inn Crowne Plaza Hotel Indiana Convention Center 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. Indiana Government Center-North Indiana Government Center-South Indiana Government Center-Senate Avenue Parking Facility Indiana Government Center Washington Street Parking Facility Indiana Repertory Theater Indiana State House Indiana State Library Indiana State Museum Indiana World War Memorial Indianapolis Fire Department Headquarters - Station 7 I.U.P.U.I. & Medical Center Indianapolis Sports Center/Natatorium/Stadium Indianapolis Zoo Madame Walker Urban Life Center & Theater Marion County Jail Hilton Hotel Merchants Plaza/Hyatt Regency Hotel Military Park Murat Shrine Temple 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. KEY TO MAP LOCATIONS DOWNTOWN INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA STATE POLICE DISTRICT INFORMATION Major Public Parking Facility Indicates One Way Street One Indiana Square Capital Center Omni Severin Hotel One North Capitol Center Pan American Plaza Post Office Lucas Oil Stadium Scottish Rite Cathedral Soldiers & Sailors Monument Union Station University Park Westin Hotel White River State Park Victory Field Circle Centre mall IMAX 3D Theater Indiana Historical Society U.S.S. Indianapolis Memorial NCAA National Headquarters U.S. Medal of Honor Memorial Conseco Fieldhouse Marriott Hotel Radisson Hotel Hilton Garden Inn Market Tower 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 49 1 41 4 32 42 50 8 33 34 54 60 35 40 29 23 28 19, 17 52 31 18 64 20 27 2 5 45 14 39 46 21 47 3 51 7 9 56 44 37 10 38 66 43 11 15 24 16 30&57 22 63 55 53 12 62 62 62 6 25 58 P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P 36 P 59 61 Vermont St. Indiana Ave. Dr. M. L. King Jr. St. Michigan St. North St. New York St. Ohio St. Market St. Washington St. Maryland St. Georgia St. Jackson Pl. South St. Missouri St. Louisiana St. East St. New Jersey St. Alabama St. Pennsylvania St. Fort Wayne Ave. Meridian St. Illinois St. Capitol Ave. Senate Ave. Canal West St. Delaware St. Virginia Ave. Kentucky Ave. Massachusetts Ave. 65 48 26 P 13 SHOULDER RESPONSIBILITY! ALL MOTORISTS PLEASE NOTE... "Emergency Vehicle" includes: Police vehicles displaying red and blue lights Ambulances displaying red lights Fire - Rescue apparatus displaying red lights Highway incident-response vehicles displaying red lights Maintenance vehicles displaying yellow lights Tow trucks displaying yellow lights Michael B. Cline Commissioner, Indiana Department of Transportation Indiana law requires motorists to approach cautiously when an emergency vehicle is stopped ahead with its lights flashing. Motorists MUST CHANGE LANES AWAY FROM THE EMERGENCY VEHICLE if they can do so SAFELY; if not, they must SLOW DOWN and proceed with caution. Move over Slow down NOW IT'S THE LAW Violating the new law can lead to a suspended license for up to two years plus a fine of up to $10,000. “This law protects all public servants that work along Hoosier highways to make your travels convenient and safe. Please give them room to do their job safely.” more than 200 road and bridge projects 413 new highway miles 136 150 20 231 231 231 231 24 27 27 30 30 31 31 31 33 35 35 35 36 40 40 41 41 41 421 421 421 50 50 52 52 6 6 65 74 36 20 33 STATE PARKS (SP) 1. Brown County 2. Chain O’Lakes 3. Charlestown 4. Clifty Falls 5. Falls of the Ohio 6. Fort Harrison 7. Harmonie 8. Indiana Dunes 9. Lincoln SP and Col. Jones Home 10. McCormick’s Creek 11. Mounds 12. O‘Bannon Woods and Wyandotte Caves SRA 13. Ouabache 14. Pokagon 15. Potato Creek 16. Prophetstown 17. Shades 18. Shakamak 19. Spring Mill 20. Summit Lake 21. Tippecanoe River 22. Turkey Run 23. Versailles 24. Whitewater Memorial 14 8 15 21 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 13 24 9 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 10 11 12 13 STATE FORESTS (SF) 1. Clark 2. Deam Lake SRA 3. Ferdinand 4. Greene-Sullivan 5. Harrison-Crawford 6. Jackson-Washington 7. Martin 8. Morgan-Monroe 9. Owen-Putnam 10. Pike 11. Selmier 12. Starve Hollow SRA 13. Yellowwood 3 1 4 7 2 5 6 8 9 11 12 14 13 15 16 NATURE PRESERVES 1. Baltzell-Lenhart Woods 2. Bell-Croft Woods 3. Berns-Meyer 4. Big Walnut (Oscar & Ruth Hall Woods Trail) (Tall Timbers Trail) 5. Chamberlain Lake 6. Crooked Lake 7. Eunice H. Bryan 8. Hemlock Bluff 9. Hoosier Prairie 10. Loblolly Marsh Wetland 11. Manitou Island/Judy Burton/ Bob Kern 12. Olin Lake 13. Pipewort Pond (Wm. L. Lieber Memorial) 14. Portland Arch 15. Shrader-Weaver 16. Twin Swamps 10 Northern Central Southern FISH and WILDLIFE AREAS (FWA) 1. Atterbury 2. Blue Grass 3. Chinook 4. Crosley 5. Deer Creek 6. Fairbanks Landing 7. Glendale 8. Goose Pond 9. Hillenbrand 10. Hovey Lake 11. Jasper-Pulaski 12. Kankakee 13. Kingsbury 14. LaSalle 15. Minnehaha 16. Pigeon River 17. Pisgah Marsh 18. J.E. Roush 19. Splinter Ridge 20. Sugar Ridge 21. Tri-County 22. Wabashiki 23. Wilbur Wright 24. Willow Slough 25. Winamac 1 2 3 4 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 19 20 21 23 24 22 25 6 5 17 8 STATE MUSEUM and STATE HISTORIC SITES (SHS) 1. Indiana State Museum 2. Angel Mounds 3. Corydon Capitol 4. Culbertson Mansion 5. Gene Stratton-Porter 6. Lanier Mansion 7. Levi Coffin 8. Limberlost 9. Historic New Harmony 10. T.C. Steele 11. Vincennes Sites 12. Whitewater Canal 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 STATE PARK INNS 1. Abe Martin Lodge 2. Canyon Inn 3. Clifty Inn 4. Potawatomi Inn 5. Spring Mill Inn 6. Turkey Run Inn 7. Fort Harrison State Park Inn 1 7 3 6 5 2 4 OTHER PROPERTIES 1. Adventure Trail 2. Knobstone Trail heads 3. Redbird State Riding Area 1 2 3 2 2 2 2 SPECIAL SERVICES 1. DNR Customer Service 2. Lake Michigan Enforcement 3. Law Enforcement N. Region headquarters 4. Law Enforcement S. Region headquarters 4 3 2 1 7 8 1 2 3 18 5 4 6 LAKES 1. Brookville 2. Cagles Mill (Lieber SRA) 3. Cecil M. Harden (Raccoon SRA) & Mansfield Roller Mill 4. Hardy 5. Mississinewa 6. Monroe 7. Patoka 8. Salamonie and Salamonie SF South Bend Fort Wayne Terre Haute Indianapolis Lafayette Bloomington Evansville Madison Richmond DNR at dnr.IN.gov or 1-877-463-6367 Hunting/Fishing Licenses at IndianaOutdoor.IN.gov Camping/Shelter/Cabin Reservations at CAMP .IN.gov or 1-866-622-6746 Inn Reservations at IndianaInns.com or 1-877-LODGES1 J10 J6 H4 L8 L7 K6 N5 E6 J10 M7 N5 L4 N6 L7 M5 J6 J5 N4 L8 L7 K6 L9 A10 K5 K6 M6 H4 H7 K6 C9 M8 L09 N8 H7 O1 A4 O4 K5 G8 N7 E9 A10 B6 F5 G4 K3 M6 G9 C6 H4 K9 H10 H7 O3 N7 N8 B9 L9 G10 310 O1 K6 M3 J10 J7 N3 J4 L8 J4 K3 M4 L4 K4 P1 C5 C5 B6 C3 L3 A9 C8 D9 M9 N3 C8 J3 G9 D3 C5 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES PROPERTY LOCATIONS 13 Lowell SR 2 west of I-65 Lake 1-800-552-8917 14 Lafayette SR 43 & I-65 Tippecanoe 1-800-382-7537 16 Peru US 31 one mile north of US 24 Miami 1-800-382-0689 22 Fort Wayne I-69 & US 24 Allen 1-800-552-0976 24 Bremen US 6 west of SR 331 Marshall 1-800-552-2959 33 Bloomington West of SR 37 at Vernal Pike Monroe 1-800-423-1286 34 Jasper US 231 in Jasper Dubois 1-800-742-7475 District Location County Phone 21 Toll Road Toll Road Exit 96 Elkhart 1-800-421-4912 35 Evansville US 41 & I-64 southeast corner Vanderburgh 1-800-852-3970 42 Versailles US 421 at SR 129 Ripley 1-800-566-6704 45 Sellersburg SR 311 & I-65 Clark 1-800-872-6743 51 Pendleton SR 67 south of SR 9 Madison 1-800-527-4752 52 Indianapolis I-70 & Post Road Marion 1-800-582-8440 53 Putnamville US 40 west of SR 243 Putnam 1-800-225-8576 99 Headquarters Indiana Government Center North/Indianapolis Marion 317-232-8248 VisitIndiana.com Family Fun Fun things to do and places to go in Indiana for kids. Outdoor Recreation & Sports Indiana road trips lead to canoes, golf, hikes, races or baseball games. Rural Destinations Enjoy the bounty of the land with beautiful places to visit in Indiana. Arts & Culture Experience art, history and music in Indiana's cultural destinations. Romantic Retreats Plenty of rejuvenating hideouts for a romantic Indiana getaway. Girlfriend Getaways Where to shop, get pampered, eat, see shows and escape. Casinos & Entertainment Casinos and racetracks are a combination of fun and good luck. Use your smart phone to access information on more than 50 trip ideas across Indiana. Welcome to the Hoosier State—where you’ll find hundreds of great ways to relax, rejuvenate and restart your engines. Log on to VisitIndiana.com to find all the great destinations and trip ideas that Indiana has to offer its visitors. INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Driving Indiana’s Economic Growth... By Taking Major Moves Forward CARDINAL (State bird) When courting a female, the male cardinal will feed her sunflower seeds to win her affection. The male cardinal is also extremely defensive of its breeding territory. Upon seeing its reflection in glass surfaces, the bird has been known to spend hours fighting an imaginary foe. LIMESTONE (State stone) Known for its durability and resistance to exposure, limestone is especially popular in architecture and has been used to build many landmarks around the world. The Tribune Tower, U.S. Department of Commerce and the Empire State Building are all made of Indiana limestone. TULIP TREE (State tree) The tulip tree is the tallest hardwood tree in eastern North America. It can grow taller than 100 feet and live for 150 years. PEONY (State flower) Ants are attracted to the sweet nectar produced by the peony. The ants are harmless to the flower, and many people believe that they return the sweet favor by helping to open the dense flower buds. STATE EMBLEMS WABASH RIVER (State river) Flowing uninterrupted for 411 miles, the Wabash River is the longest stretch of free-flowing river in the United States east of the Mississippi River. It is also the subject of the state song, “On the banks of the Wabash, Far Away,” by Paul Dresser. INDOT Mission: INDOT will plan, build, maintain and operate a superior transportation system enhancing safety, mobility and economic growth. www.in.gov/indot ? HOW MANY INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS ARE THERE IN INDIANA? Indiana has 14 interstate highways; they are: I-64, I-65, I-69, I-70, I-74, I-80, I-90, I-94, I-164, I-265, I-275, I-465, I-469 and I-865. WHEN WAS THE FIRST INTERSTATE BUILT IN INDIANA? WHAT IS INDIANA’S STATE MOTTO? Indiana’s official state motto is “The Crossroads of America.” The motto was adopted in 1937 and refers to Indiana’s position of being intersected by roads, railroads, waterways and highways, including eight interstates – more than any other state in the nation. ? IN WHAT YEAR WAS CONSTRUCTION OF THE FINAL SECTIONS OF I-65 AND I-70 IN INDIANA COMPLETED? Indiana completed the final sections of both I-65 and I-70 in downtown Indianapolis in 1976. ? WHEN WAS I-465 COMPLETED? Construction of I-465 occured between 1959 and 1970. The first section opened in 1961 and the final section opened in 1970. HOW DO I FIND OUT ABOUT TRAVEL CONDITIONS SUCH AS ROAD RESTRICTIONS AND CLOSURES ON STATE ROADS AND INTERSTATE ROUTES? Call 1-800-261-ROAD or visit http://indot.carsprogram.org/main.jsf ? HOW MANY MILES LONG IS THE INDIANA TOLL ROAD? The Indiana Toll Road crosses the northern edge of Indiana and is 157 miles long. ? ? ? The first section of State Road 420, which later became I-80/94 opened in 1952. I-74 was the first interstate to cross Indiana. The first section opened in1960 and the final section opened in 1967. Milton-Madison Bridge Jefferson County/Southeast Indiana Open to traffic 2012 Accelerate 465 Indianapolis Marion County/Central Indiana Open to traffic 2011 I-80/94 Borman Expressway Lake County/Northwest Indiana Open to traffic 2011 S.R. 25 Hoosier Heartland Tippecanoe, Carroll and Cass counties/Central Indiana Open to traffic 2013 U.S. 31 Kokomo Freeway Howard County/Central Indiana Open to traffic 2013 U.S. 24 Fort to Port Allen County/Northeast Indiana Open to traffic 2012
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INDIANA STATE POLICE DISTRICT INFORMATION
Major Public Parking Facility Indicates One Way Street
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"Emergency Vehicle" includes:Police vehicles displaying red and blue lightsAmbulances displaying red lightsFire - Rescue apparatus displaying red lightsHighway incident-response vehicles displaying red lightsMaintenance vehicles displaying yellow lightsTow trucks displaying yellow lights
Michael B. ClineCommissioner,Indiana Department of Transportation
Indiana law requires motorists to approach cautiously when an emergency vehicle is stopped ahead with its lights �ashing. Motorists MUST CHANGE LANES AWAY FROM THE EMERGENCY VEHICLE if they can do so SAFELY; if not, they must SLOW DOWN and proceed with caution.
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STATE MUSEUM and STATEHISTORIC SITES (SHS) 1. Indiana State Museum 2. Angel Mounds 3. Corydon Capitol 4. Culbertson Mansion 5. Gene Stratton-Porter 6. Lanier Mansion 7. Levi Co�n 8. Limberlost 9. Historic New Harmony 10. T.C. Steele 11. Vincennes Sites 12. Whitewater Canal
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DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES PROPERTY LOCATIONS
13 Lowell SR 2 west of I-65 Lake 1-800-552-891714 Lafayette SR 43 & I-65 Tippecanoe 1-800-382-753716 Peru US 31 one mile north of US 24 Miami 1-800-382-0689
22 Fort Wayne I-69 & US 24 Allen 1-800-552-097624 Bremen US 6 west of SR 331 Marshall 1-800-552-295933 Bloomington West of SR 37 at Vernal Pike Monroe 1-800-423-128634 Jasper US 231 in Jasper Dubois 1-800-742-7475
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21 Toll Road Toll Road Exit 96 Elkhart 1-800-421-4912
35 Evansville US 41 & I-64 southeast corner Vanderburgh 1-800-852-397042 Versailles US 421 at SR 129 Ripley 1-800-566-670445 Sellersburg SR 311 & I-65 Clark 1-800-872-674351 Pendleton SR 67 south of SR 9 Madison 1-800-527-475252 Indianapolis I-70 & Post Road Marion 1-800-582-844053 Putnamville US 40 west of SR 243 Putnam 1-800-225-857699 Headquarters Indiana Government Center North/Indianapolis Marion 317-232-8248
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Family FunFun things to do and places to go in Indiana for kids.
Outdoor Recreation & SportsIndiana road trips lead to canoes, golf, hikes, races or baseball games.
Rural Destinations Enjoy the bounty of the land with beautiful places to visit in Indiana.
Arts & Culture Experience art, history and music in Indiana's cultural destinations.
Romantic RetreatsPlenty of rejuvenating hideouts for a romantic Indiana getaway.
Girlfriend GetawaysWhere to shop, get pampered, eat, see shows and escape.
Casinos & EntertainmentCasinos and racetracks are a combination of fun and good luck.
Use your smart phone to access information on more than 50 trip ideas across Indiana.
Welcome to the Hoosier State—where you’ll �nd hundreds of great ways to relax, rejuvenate and restart your engines. Log on to VisitIndiana.com to �nd all the great destinations and trip ideas that Indiana has to o�er its visitors.
INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Driving Indiana’s Economic Growth...By Taking Major Moves Forward
CARDINAL (State bird)
When courting a female, the male cardinal will feed her sun�ower seeds to win her a�ection. The male cardinal is also extremely defensive of its breeding territory. Upon seeing its re�ection in glass surfaces, the bird has been known to spend hours �ghting an imaginary foe.
LIMESTONE (State stone)
Known for its durability and resistance to exposure, limestone is especially popular inarchitecture and has been used to build many landmarks around the world. The Tribune Tower, U.S. Department of Commerce and the Empire State Building are all made of Indiana limestone.
TULIP TREE (State tree)
The tulip tree is the tallest hardwood tree in eastern North America. It can grow taller than 100 feet and live for 150 years.
PEONY (State �ower)
Ants are attracted to the sweet nectar produced by the peony. The ants are harmless to the �ower, and many people believe that they return the sweet favor by helping to open the dense �ower buds.
STATE EMBLEMS
WABASH RIVER (State river)
Flowing uninterrupted for 411 miles, the Wabash River is the longest stretch of free-�owing river in the United States east of the Mississippi River. It is also the subject of the state song, “On the banks of the Wabash, Far Away,” by Paul Dresser.
INDOT Mission:INDOT will plan, build, maintain and operate a superior transportation system enhancing safety, mobility and economic growth.
www.in.gov/indot
? HOW MANY INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS ARE THERE IN INDIANA?Indiana has 14 interstate highways; they are: I-64, I-65, I-69, I-70, I-74, I-80, I-90, I-94, I-164, I-265, I-275, I-465, I-469 and I-865.
WHEN WAS THE FIRST INTERSTATE BUILT IN INDIANA?
WHAT IS INDIANA’S STATE MOTTO?
Indiana’s o�cial state motto is “The Crossroads of America.” The motto was adopted in 1937 and refers to Indiana’s position of being intersected by roads, railroads, waterways and highways, including eight interstates – more than any other state in the nation.
?IN WHAT YEAR WAS CONSTRUCTION OF THE FINAL SECTIONS OF I-65 AND I-70 IN INDIANA COMPLETED?Indiana completed the �nal sections of both I-65 and I-70 in downtown Indianapolis in 1976.
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WHEN WAS I-465 COMPLETED?Construction of I-465 occured between 1959 and 1970. The �rst section opened in 1961 and the �nal section opened in 1970.
HOW DO I FIND OUT ABOUT TRAVELCONDITIONS SUCH AS ROAD RESTRICTIONSAND CLOSURES ON STATE ROADS AND INTERSTATE ROUTES? Call 1-800-261-ROAD or visit http://indot.carsprogram.org/main.jsf
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HOW MANY MILES LONG IS THE INDIANA TOLL ROAD?The Indiana Toll Road crosses the northern edge of Indiana and is 157 miles long.
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The �rst section of State Road 420, which later became I-80/94 opened in 1952. I-74 was the �rst interstate to cross Indiana. The �rst section opened in1960 and the �nal section opened in 1967.
Milton-Madison BridgeJe�erson County/Southeast IndianaOpen to tra�c 2012
Accelerate 465 IndianapolisMarion County/Central IndianaOpen to tra�c 2011
I-80/94 Borman ExpresswayLake County/Northwest IndianaOpen to tra�c 2011
S.R. 25 Hoosier HeartlandTippecanoe, Carroll and Cass counties/Central IndianaOpen to tra�c 2013
U.S. 31 Kokomo FreewayHoward County/Central IndianaOpen to tra�c 2013 U.S. 24 Fort to Port
Allen County/Northeast IndianaOpen to tra�c 2012
