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The capital of Indiana moved from Corydon to Indianapolis in 1820 primarily due to Indianapolis's more central location, which made it more accessible to residents across the growing state. Additionally, the decision was influenced by the desire for a more strategic and defensible site, as Corydon was located in the southern part of the state, making it vulnerable to attacks. The move also aimed to stimulate development and population growth in the central region of Indiana.
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When did the capital move to Indianapolis?
Indianapolis became the capitol of Indiana in 1825.
Was Indianapolis always been Indiana's capitol?
Yes it has always been Indiana's capitol!!!
What is the captital of Indiana?
Indianapolis is the capitol of Indiana.
What was the first state capitol of Indiana?
The first state capitol of Indiana was Corydon.You pronoune that Cor-i-don
What state has Indianapolis as its capitol?
Indiana
Does Indiana have a capitol building?
Yes.
Does coffee grow in Indiana?
Unfortunately, it is too cold to grow coffee in Indiana. Move down south to more tropical locations, then you can grow coffee.
What was Indiana first capital?
Corydon, Indiana was Indiana's first capitol
When did Indianapolis become the capitol?
Indianapolis became the capitol of Indiana on January 10, 1825.
When did Indianapolis become the state capitol?
Indianapolis became the capitol of Indiana on January 10, 1825.
Which state capitol has the state name in its title?
Indianapolis, Indiana
Why did Indiana's capitol change from corydon to Indianapolis?
due to a rise in Indiana's pop. They needed a bigger town .
