With a population of around 35,000 residents the 28th county in Indiana is the 49th largest in the state. Founded in 1821 the Greene County, Indiana is made up of fifthteen townships: Beech Creek, Cass, Center, Fairplay, Grant, Highland, Jackson, Jefferson, Richland, Smith, Stafford, Stockton, Taylor, Washington and Wright. The largest town in the county is Linton, with a population of around 6,000; Bloomfield and Jasonville are the next largest towns in population terms, each with 2,500 residents.

A part of the Greene-Sullivan area, Green County, Indiana is a vibrant nature area that has much to offer anyone with a sense and spirit of adventure. There are over 150 public lakes in Green County, Indiana and between them there are opportunities to swim, fish, hunt, camp and picnic. With over 40 square miles of open land it is also not unusual to find ducks, deer and other animals wandering freely.

Both residential and agricultural in terms of property, Green County, Indiana is both industrial and rural in its make up. Manufacturing, retail, transportation and government sector jobs fill the employment landscape in this part of the state, where unemployment is no higher than the average.

Only 3 hours from St. Louis and 4 hours to Chicago, Green County, Indiana is by no means close to a major city, however its own towns’ offer a quaint and charming area of the country for anyone wishing to relax and reflect on life.