Cities of Indiana
Indiana lies in the Midwest of the United States, just east of Illinois. Its capital and largest city is Indianapolis, right in the middle of the state. On this map you fly across Indiana and learn where places like Fort Wayne, Evansville, South Bend, Carmel and Gary are located.
Indiana is mostly flat and agricultural, with the Wabash River and the White River as its main rivers. Its highest point, Hoosier Hill, is only a low rise — fittingly, the state's nickname is 'the Hoosier State'. In the north, places like Gary and Hammond border Lake Michigan and the Chicago region, while Indianapolis sits as a hub in the centre of the state.
Hop in the helicopter and find every place in Indiana at your own pace. With Toponauts you learn the map as you fly — a fun, free way for kids and grown-ups to place the state with confidence.
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What is the capital of Indiana?
The capital of Indiana is Indianapolis, right in the middle of the state. Indianapolis is also the largest city in Indiana and its administrative and economic centre. The city is known worldwide for the Indianapolis 500, one of the most famous motor races on the planet.
What is the largest city in Indiana?
The largest city in Indiana is Indianapolis, which is also the capital. Other important cities include Fort Wayne in the northeast and Evansville in the southwest. In the north lie Gary and Hammond, close to Lake Michigan and the Chicago region.
What is a striking geographic feature of Indiana?
Indiana is mostly flat and agricultural, with the Wabash River and the White River as its main rivers. Its highest point, Hoosier Hill, is no more than a low rise. In the north the state borders Lake Michigan, giving Indiana access to the Great Lakes.
What is the best way to learn the cities of Indiana?
The best way to learn the cities of Indiana is by playing, with Toponauts. You fly a helicopter over the state and place towns like Indianapolis, Fort Wayne and Evansville on the map yourself. That way you remember where everything is at your own pace — completely free for kids and grown-ups.