Delaware County, Administrative county seat in east central Indiana, United States.
Delaware County is an administrative division in east central Indiana characterized by gently rolling terrain. The White River and Mississinewa River flow through the landscape, shaping its natural geography.
The county was established in 1827 and named after the Delaware Native Americans who lived along the White River drainage basin. These origins shape the region's identity today.
The area reflects waves of settlement from the East, with communities maintaining local traditions expressed through festivals and regional celebrations that draw families together throughout the year.
Government offices are typically open during business hours and the county website provides information about various services. The main urban centers are accessible and easy to navigate by local roads.
Natural gas was discovered near Eaton in 1876, marking Indiana's first documented gas find. This discovery sparked industrial growth that brought factories and workers to the region.
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