Indiana land real estate

Indiana land overview

The Hoosier State is located in the Midwestern U.S. and is 1 of 8 states that make up the Great Lakes Region. Although some people may think of basketball or maybe even Amish country, Indiana is home to some interesting landscapes and has a rich land market. A large portion of the northern part of the state is farmland, but it's also composed of sand dunes along Lake Michigan and terminal moraines. Central Indiana's dominant city is Indianapolis, but it's also home to the till plains, an area with rich, fertile soil resulting in exceptional farmland that's part of the Midwestern Corn Belt. Southern Indiana is the hilliest part of the state and features steep knobs divided by lowlands and limestone caves and caverns carved by underground streams. Not only is it easy to find rural land in Indiana, but it also has no shortage of rivers and lakes, as water plays an important role in its agricultural and recreational acreage.