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*Albion • Ari • *Avilla • Bakertown • Brimfield • Cosperville • *Cromwell • Egans Point • Ege • Green Center • *Kendallville • *Kimmell • Laotto • *Ligonier • Lisbon • Merriam • Port Mitchell • *Rome City • Swan • Wakeville Village • Wawaka • Wayne Center • Wilmot • *Wolcottville • Wolflake
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Noble County, Indiana
.Noble County is located in the northeastern region of the great state of Indiana, USA. The county was officially established on February 7, 1836, and was named in honor of James Noble, a prominent United States Senator from Indiana and one of the first two U.S. Senators from the state.
The area of Noble County has a rich history dating back thousands of years, with evidence of Native American settlements throughout the region. The county was later settled by European American pioneers in the early 19th century. Agriculture, manufacturing, and transportation played significant roles in the development of the area, and the growth of the county was spurred in part by the construction of the Fort Wayne Goshen Trail (also known as the Goshen Road), which brought new settlers and businesses to the region.
During the mid-to-late 1800s, the growth of railroads in the region facilitated the further expansion of commerce and migration into Noble County. The county seat, Albion, was chosen in 1846, and the first courthouse was constructed in 1850.
Today, Noble County is known for its rural charm, natural beauty, and strong agricultural economy. The county is also home to some unique landmarks, such as the Gene Stratton-Porter State Historic Site which commemorates the life of the influential author, naturalist, and photographer. The Chimney Tree near Albion is another interesting local attraction it is a large hollow sycamore tree that, according to a fun local legend, was used as a temporary shelter by a family in the 1800s while they were building their home nearby.
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