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Northern Indiana is the northern third of Indiana generally east of Lake Michigan.

[edit] Regions

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• Angola
• Auburn
• Elkhart
• Fort Wayne
• Huntington
• Logansport
• Mishawaka
• Shipshewana — small town in Northern Indiana's Amish Country
• South Bend
• Warsaw

[edit] Other destinations

• Chain O' Lakes State Park

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[edit] Get in

[edit] By car

The main roads are east-wests I-90/80, which runs from Illinois to Ohio through South Bend and Elkhart, and I-69, which runs up from Indianapolis to Michigan through Fort Wayne. Both are very convenient traveling roads throughout the region, with high 70mph speed limits, and light traffic.

[edit] By bus

[edit] By plane

• Fort Wayne International Airport

• South Bend Regional Airport (SBN)

[edit] By train

The South Shore line runs straight to South Bend through Northwestern Indiana from downtown Chicago.

[edit] Get around

It's by far easiest to travel through the region by car. The aforementioned highways are the main routes, although US Hwy 33 is a very convenient way to get between Elkhart and Fort Wayne.

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Northern Indiana is very rural, and is worth exploring, if only to see the natural beauty of the state.

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