Warren County

Warren County is an administrative county in western Indiana located between the Wabash River and the Illinois border. The landscape consists mainly of agricultural land, natural preserves, and rural communities.

The county was established in 1827 as Indiana's 55th administrative division. Williamsport became its administrative center just a couple of years later.

Farming shapes daily life and community traditions throughout the county. Visitors notice agricultural activities woven into the landscape and local practices.

The county is sparsely populated and traveling between attractions requires a personal vehicle. The county seat of Williamsport offers the main services and facilities for visitors.

Williamsport Falls in the county seat is Indiana's highest free-falling waterfall. Water cascades over limestone formations, creating a surprising natural feature in this otherwise flat rural landscape.

Location: Indiana

Inception: January 19, 1827

Capital city: Williamsport

Shares border with: Benton County, Tippecanoe County, Fountain County, Vermillion County, Vermilion County

Website: http://warrencounty.in.gov

GPS coordinates: 40.35000,-87.36000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:26