Pulaski County

Pulaski County is an administrative area in northern Indiana containing several small towns and rural communities. Winamac serves as the administrative center and the region blends local infrastructure with farmland and open spaces.

The area was established in 1835 as part of Indiana's early administrative expansion. Its creation reflected the growing settlement and organization of the region during the state's development period.

Four distinct school districts operate within Pulaski County borders, providing educational services through Eastern Pulaski, West Central, Culver, and North Judson-San Pierre systems.

Winamac serves as the administrative hub with public services and medical facilities for residents across the region. Visitors will find a relaxed rural setting with good road connections linking the various towns and communities.

The county territory consists of 433.65 square miles of land and 0.88 square miles of water, supporting agricultural activities and residential communities.

Location: Indiana

Inception: February 7, 1835

Capital city: Winamac

Shares border with: Starke County, Marshall County, Fulton County, Cass County, White County, Jasper County

Website: http://pulaskionline.org

GPS coordinates: 41.04000,-86.69000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:44