Crawford County

Crawford County is a rural county in southern Indiana, sprawling across forested hills and waterways. English serves as the county seat and administrative hub for the region.

The county was established in January 1818, named after William H. Crawford, who served as United States Treasury Secretary. It formed part of Indiana's early expansion into the southern frontier.

The Crawford County Community School Corporation maintains educational facilities across multiple townships, fostering connections among local communities through shared learning.

Interstate 64 and State Roads 37 and 62 connect the county to nearby regions and provide access to larger cities in the area. These main routes make it straightforward to explore the county and reach neighboring towns.

The county contains sections of the Hoosier National Forest where visitors can explore natural woodlands across different seasons. These forested areas provide hiking and recreation options for people seeking time outdoors.

Location: Indiana

Inception: January 29, 1818

Capital city: English

Shares border with: Orange County, Washington County, Harrison County, Meade County, Perry County, Dubois County

Website: http://crawfordcountyindiana.com

GPS coordinates: 38.29000,-86.46000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:32