Whiteland

Whiteland sits on the flat agricultural plains of central Indiana in the United States, where a small Johnson County town has become part of the southern Indianapolis metropolitan area. Laid out in 1853, it was named for Albert S. White, an Indiana politician who served in the U.S. Senate. Residential streets, local schools and access to Indianapolis shape daily life, while fields and open land still define much of the surrounding county. Interstate 65 runs nearby, linking the community with Indianapolis to the north and other Indiana cities. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Whiteland and central Indiana.

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