Huntingburg: US 231: 01-019-002-_-_-cam-1 US 231 & SR 64
Huntingburg lies in the Patoka River valley of southern Indiana, where gently rolling ground and wooded rural country surround a compact small-city center. Established in the 19th century, the city grew with the region’s agricultural and commercial economy and remains part of Dubois County’s closely connected network of towns. Its downtown is recognized as the Huntingburg Commercial Historic District, preserving a concentrated streetscape of late-19th- and early-20th-century commercial buildings. Baseball also has a local home at League Stadium, a historic ballpark that hosts the Dubois County Bombers. Huntingburg reflects an unhurried Indiana townscape shaped by civic life, local business and the surrounding uplands.
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