Brazil sits at the eastern edge of the Wabash Valley in west-central Indiana, where wooded uplands give way to the farm country of the Midwest. The county seat of Clay County grew with railroad traffic and the coal-mining economy that shaped this part of Indiana. US Route 40 follows the historic National Road corridor through town, linking Brazil with a route that once connected eastern cities to the interior. Downtown is centered on the Clay County Courthouse, while the annual Brazil Popcorn Festival reflects the agricultural traditions of the surrounding region. Browse other webcams across Indiana and the Wabash Valley to place Brazil in a wider geographic context.
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