List of City Nicknames in The United States - Indiana

Indiana

  • Bedford - Stone City
  • Bloomington
    • B-Town
    • University City
  • Bluffton - Asphalt City
  • Churubusco - Turtle Town, U.S.A.
  • Clay City - Mayberry of the Midwest
  • Columbus - Athens of the Prairie.
  • Elkhart
    • City of Musical Doings
    • RV Capital of the World.
  • Elwood - Gem City of the Gas Belt or Buckle of the Gas Belt
  • Evansville
    • Crescent City
    • Pocket City
    • River City
    • Stoplight City
  • Fort Wayne
    • The City of Churches
    • City That Saved Itself.
    • Summit City.
  • Gary
    • City of the Century.
    • City of Vision, People of Commitment.
    • Magic City.
    • Steel City.
  • Huntington - Lime City
  • Indianapolis
    • Amateur Sports Capital of the World.
    • Circle City.
    • Crossroads of America
    • Indy.
    • India-no-place.
    • Naptown.
    • Railroad City.
  • Kokomo - City of Firsts.
  • Lawrenceburg - Whiskey Town, U.S.A.
  • Logansport
    • City of Bridges
    • City of Churches
  • Marion - Queen City or Queen City of the Gas Belt
  • Mishawaka
    • Peppermint Capital of the World
    • Princess City
  • Peru
    • Barbecue City
    • Circus Capital of the World.
  • Richmond - Quaker City of the West
  • Roselawn – Naked City.
  • South Bend
    • Lotion City
    • Metropolis of Northern Indiana
    • Wagon City
  • Speedway - Racing Capital of the World.
  • Terre Haute
    • Queen City of the Wabash.
    • Crossroads of America (National Road/U.S. Route 40 and Dixie Bee Rd/U.S. Route 41 met in downtown).
    • Prairie City (eastern edge of the Great Plains/prairies).
    • Pittsburgh of the West (historical: city was an early steel center).
  • Valparaiso - Vale of Paradise.
  • Van Buren - Popcorn Capital of the World
  • Vincennes
    • Indiana's First City\
  • Warsaw
    • Lake City
    • Orthopedic Capital of The World.

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    —Robert De Leon (1904–1961)

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    —Ronald Reagan (b. 1911)

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