- Indiana is the smallest contiguous state west of the Appalachian Mountains in terms of land area.
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There is far more to Indiana than corn and soybean fields. Ever heard of the Indy 500? This famous car race is held at one of the most famous racetracks in the world, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Indianapolis, the capital, hosts many national sporting events from NCAA basketball tournaments to the famous U.S. Grand Prix car race.
Other Indiana destinations include Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore for outdoor enthusiasts, the historic town of Noblesville, and Indiana’s arts and entertainment capital, Bloomington.
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Indy 500—Racing Toward 100 Years
by Donna M. Airoldi May 11, 2009The Indianapolis Motor Speedway turns 100 this year. Celebrate by visiting Indianapolis and checking out the race this month or these other cool sites in town.
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Affordable Family Fun at U.S. Amusement Parks
by Cindy Richards June 26, 2008For families on a budget, amusement and water parks offer low-cost thrills and new attractions, often close to home.
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Major Fun at the Minor Leagues
by Andrew Weiss June 3, 2008Minor league baseball games offer affordable family fun, especially with deals, discounts and eccentric entertainment specials available in several markets across the country.
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