Knox: I-70: 1-070-115-4-1 SR-109
Built around rural crossroads, Knox grew into a small community in east-central Indiana. It lies in Henry County beside Interstate 70, where the Big Blue River watershed meets a broad pattern of cropland, drainage ditches and woodland. This is working farm country, shaped by straight field boundaries and major transport corridors rather than a dense urban centre. Interstate 70 is a principal east–west route across Indiana, linking the Indianapolis area with the Ohio state line. South of Knox, Knightstown developed along the historic National Road, now U.S. Route 40; its Hoosier Gym was used as a filming location for the 1986 basketball film Hoosiers. Together, these places reflect the road, farming and small-town traditions of Henry County.
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