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Lakes, Ponds and Two Big Rivers Copy
Posey County’s southern borders were naturally formed by the confluence of the Wabash and Ohio rivers. The waters of those two great Midwest rivers helped make the land fertile and carved out Indiana’s distinctive borders. The Point, where the Wabash River meets the Ohio, is a remarkable place, and most often the first thing people notice when they look at a map of Indiana.
Lakes, Ponds and Two Big Rivers
Posey County’s southern borders were naturally formed by the confluence of the Wabash and Ohio rivers. The waters of those two great Midwest rivers helped make the land fertile and carved out Indiana’s distinctive borders. The Point, where the Wabash River meets the Ohio, is a remarkable place, and most often the first thing people notice when they look at a map of Indiana.
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Earth, Wind, Fire & Water
Thousands of acres in farmland and woods, big skies and two Midwest rivers…Posey County is one of those rare spots where natural beauty stretches as far as you can see. For hunting, fishing, wildlife watching, bonfires and ATVs, Posey County’s a very short drive to the big outdoors you crave.
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Birds and Big Skies
Posey County’s central location on the continent gives birdwatchers opportunity to see species originating from a wide swath of North America.
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A Romantic Valentines Getaway, Close to Home
New Harmony, Indiana is the perfect destination for a weekend away this Valentines Day! Enjoy fine dining, shopping, craft drink and amazing overnight options! Continue reading
