Southwood

Built around local roads in southern Vigo County, Southwood developed into a small residential community in western Indiana. It belongs to the Wabash Valley, the broad river corridor shaped by the Wabash River, which forms much of Indiana’s border with Illinois. Southwood’s setting is defined by lowland Midwestern terrain and the wider urban orbit of Terre Haute rather than a concentrated historic core. Vigo County, created in 1818, takes its name from Francis Vigo, a fur trader and supporter of the American Revolution. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Vigo County and the Wabash Valley.

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