Grant County

Grant County is an administrative county located in north-central Indiana that encompasses both rural farmland and developed areas. The region includes several municipalities and serves as a functioning center for local governance and community services.

Grant County was established in 1831 as part of Indiana's territorial expansion and administrative organization during the early statehood period. This founding enabled systematic settlement and governance of the region during the 19th century.

The county maintains several educational institutions, including vocational training centers and higher education facilities that shape the local educational landscape.

Marion functions as the county seat and houses the main governmental offices and administrative facilities for the region. Residents and visitors can access local services and resources through the county's central hub.

The county played a significant role in Indiana's railroad development, with multiple railway lines crossing through its territory. These transportation connections contributed to the region's economic growth during the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Location: Indiana

Inception: February 10, 1831

Capital city: Marion

Shares border with: Huntington County, Wells County, Delaware County, Madison County, Wabash County, Tipton County, Howard County, Blackford County, Miami County

Website: http://grantcounty.net

GPS coordinates: 40.52000,-85.65000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:22