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LEGEND & I-74 (Exit 4) 41 INDIANA 234 OLD STATE INDIANA ROAD 234 DEA D EN D W 1200 S S C OUNTY L INE R D KINGMAN ZAC KMIR E RD LIME PIT RD 2 3 4567 8 INDIANA - INDIANA To Chicago, IL INDIANA 234 Chicago, IL LEGEND & I-74 (Exit 4) 41 INDIANA 234 OLD STATE INDIANA ROAD 234 DEA D EN D W 1200 S S C OUNTY L INE R D KINGMAN ZAC KMIR E RD LIME PIT RD Tourist Information Center Drive through 234 RD D R W 401 E. 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Aaron’s on the Square (765) 731-1500 R 2 F 4 14 5 20 7 6,8 O 9 H 1 200E 5 D 2. Amore Pizza King (765) 569-6330 700 N 700 N 29 R D RUS N R Covered L INDIANA E 0 5 DO C 0 L O B 0 R 6 L H E 3. Benjamin’s Family Dining (765) 569-5645 H Y U 59 2 K 6 A 15 R 0 25 660N D CL 1 Bridge D LIS W H D E G R 0 E 650 N R 650N S L 0 65 E 0N 4. Bridgeton Mill* (812) 877-9550 L D EN 1 E 0 4 R State Forest L D D 4 I 0 3 0 E R 5 ANNAPOLIS R D 2 A W M SA 3 5 S W u M N ga 0 5. Britton Winery (765) 548-2101 r 2 E Cr A 0 ee 200 O k E 5 S 2 S 33 ANNAPOLIS R D 5 D 2 4 ANNAPOLIS U DAN E 6. Drunk Tank Winery (217) 808-1309 MARSHALL J E INDIANA F 5 0 O 2 PL RT 41 0 63 H 9 To Crawfordsville 7. Gobbler’s Knob Sweet Shop* (765) 597-2558 INDIANA D 26 16 26 R 6 INDIANA 530 N S I MILLIGAN 8. Grandma’s Lakeside Cafe’ (765) 344-1222 0N GUION 56 L 23 WEST UNION O P Penn A E 9. Mario Brothers Mexican (765) 569-6115 N 17 0 32 N RIVE R RD 500 N 0 4 E 500 N A 500 N PARKEVI LL E RD 0 E 5 E 0 1 T 10. Mecca Tavern (765) 569-9438 9 D 0 0 D S D 0 5 R 0 460 N 450 N o 0 1 T 78 0W O'C 1 S 11. Narrow’s Restaurant (765) 597-2211 E 460 N 450 N 18 45 0N 45 0N 34 L CLAY PLAN T RD W n o OC CO RD 45 0 L 12. Shannons Sugar Rush (765) 592-5751 D C INDIANA L R 35 K W r 0 8 k 59 N W 0 e BLOOMINGDALE E 0 3 HA e R O 13. The Ranch (765) 344-4237 W 9 D S 0 D S 0 1 R D 0 R RD E E 60 ROH E 2 U N 0 5 R 0 1 J O 5 E 7 0 27 Washington I A HI LL TO P R c 0 V D 9 E 14. The Big Berry* (765) 344-2811 1 I U c E 1 R MAR a K G L D R R L 36 H I S e R 13 l V A 2 15. The Phoenix Orient (765) 569-3510 35 0N 28 t P B t W 35 0N i A W 35 0N D RO H R R D W 0 L 350N W 0 0 R 30 350N 37 0 1 28 350N 5 16. The Tasty Freeze (765) 245-2887 R 1 4 E 24 0 BDA E 0 E 7 RIV O'C 10 0 D L 1 0 D 17. Thirty Six Saloon (765) 569-9441 W 1 E 78 0W R 0 5 R L 4 HESL 2 R 29 ER O S 4 2 D I 19 31 Y 2 GreeneE C N 27 5N V 27 5N R D E 0 K W 18. Tiki Hut Deli & Gelato (765) 344-7333 E A 27 5N 30 JUDSON L 0 0 I Reserve 0 D 27 5 E N 9 0 7 R M 0 1 R 5 D S E 0 8 19. Turkey Run Gas & Grill (765) 597-2483 W ATH D 0 L E O 1 400E 0 O D 1 SLA B R D 6 W D EG G FAR M RD 19 R R 250 N D 20 0N E A 20. Up the Creek Boat-ique* (765) 597-2355 R E M 0 E 0 E 0 0 O 4 1 L 1 21. Wheel House Donuts (765) 731-1111 O 200N D R 16 C L 200 N GOLF COURS E RD L 200 N 22 L 200 N RD UL BERRY M 22. Montezuma Grill (765) 248-5055 MONTEZUMA STRAW A NYESV IL L E E 1 E H RD 0 E 36 0 0 30 S 0 8 7 5 1 23. Rockville IGA Deli (765) 569-0721 R 350 E 5 MIDWAY RD 1 20 A S 4-H R D 13 PRATT R D HA RBIS O N R D 13 M 24. Mansfield Village Bar and Grill (812) 531-7710 24 T 12 R 38 21 A 41 100N COLOMA WBE D D R 2 1 R NYESVILLE E 10 0N 10 0N 36 L A R 3 100N 100 N A 39 100 N M R BILL D CANA E 1 O Y 1 B SAUTER 1 L D 7 40 R 13 0 0 O E R 5 51 D Rockvill LN E 5 C 3 L E 0 L 2 W 8 W INDY CI TY L R N 15 D 5 CT 2 SE IP R D 50N N 23 SHOPPING 40N 40 2 7 NYESVI 5 48 D 45 R INDIANA 1.
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