Huntington County

Huntington County is an administrative county located in central Indiana with multiple municipalities and townships spread across its area. The Wabash River runs through the land, creating natural boundaries between different sections of the county.

The Indiana legislature created this county in 1832 as part of the early settlement of the state. Over time, multiple townships and communities developed here and shaped the region's growth.

Farming remains central to life across this area, shaping how communities gather and share knowledge. Local residents take pride in their agricultural heritage and maintain strong connections to the land through seasonal events.

The county administration building in Huntington city serves as the main hub for government services and official documents. Visitors seeking permits or licenses can complete their requests at this location.

The area preserves a network of hiking trails that follow original Native American paths through forests and along waterways. These routes connect visitors to the region's earlier history in a tangible way.

Location: Indiana

Inception: February 2, 1832

Capital city: Huntington

Shares border with: Whitley County, Allen County, Wells County, Grant County, Wabash County

Website: https://huntington.in.us/county

GPS coordinates: 40.83000,-85.49000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:43