Leo-Cedarville

Built around the Cedar Creek corridor, Leo-Cedarville grew into an incorporated town joining the historic communities of Leo and Cedarville. In Allen County in northeastern Indiana, it stands near the confluence of Cedar Creek and the St. Joseph River, in a broad agricultural landscape north of Fort Wayne. The town was incorporated in 1996, bringing two long-established settlements under one local government while retaining their individual names and local character. Cedar Creek’s wooded banks and the nearby river give this suburban-rural area a distinct waterway setting. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Allen County and northeastern Indiana.

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