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Welcome to Huntingburg, Indiana!


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The City of Huntingburg is a Member of IACT (Indiana Association of Cities and Towns).  Visit their site today to learn more about the "HOMETOWN MATTERS" program...

 


2006 Consumer Confidence Report for the Huntingburg Municipal Water Utility is now available for viewing by clicking here...

 
City Web Based GIS System has been Updated with new capabilities...Visit this Link to utilize the System

GIS Maps Online
 
Maps Include:
-Aerial Photography
-Ownership Parcels
-Topography
-Election Districts
-Zoning Designations
-Park Locations
-Road Maps and Address Finder
Click on Button above to enter Huntingburg's GIS Viewer.  

City Profile

Huntingburg...a charming Southern Indiana community which boasts brick sidewalks and wrought iron fences in its authentic Victorian downtown business district.   Visitors from all across the Midwestern United States come to shop and enjoy the quaint specialty shops and unique dining establishments.

While the community's downtown remains a strong and vital part of the city...Huntingburg's manufacturing industry provides a strong backbone to a growing economy.

Huntingburg...enjoys a proud work ethic which enhances its economy.  Residents have many opportunities to enjoy life at one of  two city parks.

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Jacob Geiger being an avid hunter, had heard from his father Capt. Frederick Geiger, of the great hunting grounds in what became Dubois County, and first came to the area to hunt bear.  He was so pleased with the area that he decided to make it his permanent home.  His father had amassed a considerable fortune as one of the first incorporators of a bank in Louisville, Kentucky, providing the means for Jacob to purchase 1,920 acres in 1837.  After settling in what was to become Huntingburg, Jacob freed his slaves who joined other freed men at the �Freedom Settlement� south of Huntingburg.  In 1852, Geiger built a brick home on the corner of what is now Sixth and Geiger Streets.  The home still stands today.


Contact Information

Telephone
812-683-2211
FAX
(812) 683-5661
Postal address
508 East Fourth Street, P.O. Box 10, Huntingburg, IN 47542
Electronic mail
General Information: [email protected]
Webmaster: [email protected]
 

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