Corydon: I-64: 1-064-105-5-1-rwis
The landscape around Corydon is defined by the rolling limestone hills of southern Indiana, which have shaped both the town’s development and local life. Located north of the Ohio River, Corydon grew as an early settlement in the state’s karst country, where caves and sinkholes form part of the wider terrain. It served as Indiana’s first state capital from 1816 to 1825; the Old Capitol building remains central to its historic identity. Corydon also marked a Civil War milestone in 1863, when the Battle of Corydon became the only Civil War battle fought in Indiana. Today, the Harrison County seat combines this civic heritage with roadside services and commercial areas around Interstate 64, while its central district retains a small-town street pattern.
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The wooded, karst terrain around Corydon is underlain by limestone and marked by rolling ground and sinkholes, which have shaped both settlement patterns and the local economy. Big Indian Creek runs through the area, while the Ohio River forms the southern edge of Harrison County. Corydon was Indiana’s first state capital from 1816 to 1825, and the 1816 Old Capitol building remains central to the Corydon Capitol State Historic Site. The town is also associated with the Battle of Corydon, fought in 1863 during Confederate General John Hunt Morgan’s raid into Indiana. Its courthouse square, historic sites and Cave Country setting give this county seat a distinct southern Indiana identity. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Corydon and southern Indiana.
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