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Crosley State Fish and Wildlife Area

North Vernon, Indiana

Welcome to Crosley State Fish and Wildlife Area located on the banks of the Muscatatuck River just south of North Vernon, Indiana. This state preserve, first established in 1958 when the State of Indiana purchased the land from it's previous owner Powel Crosley, protects 13 ponds, 7 miles of riverbanks, and a few thousand acres of forest. While there are no designated trails people are welcome to come out and explore.

4,204.38 acresabout five Central Parks
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Acreage4,204.38
Managed byState of Indiana
Address2010 South State Highway 3, North Vernon, IN 47265
Coordinates38.961544, -85.597572
Websitenone on file
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