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Names on the Greenfield map

Every name below is printed on this map. Look for your street, your school, the park where you played, or the pond down the road.

Places and landmarks4

  • Riley
  • Bowman Acres
  • Park Cemetery
  • Thornwood Preserve

Streets and roads228

  • State Road 9
  • North State Street
  • East US Highway 40
  • East Main Street
  • Main Street
  • South State Street
  • West Main Street
  • State Street
  • South State Road 9
  • West US Highway 40
  • West New Road
  • Franklin Street
  • East 200 North
  • Apple Street
  • East New Road
  • South Morristown Pike
  • New Road
  • North Meridian Road
  • North Franklin Street
  • South Franklin Street
  • North 300 East
  • Blue Road
  • North Blue Road
  • James Boulevard
  • Tague Street
  • East Davis Road
  • Weber Road
  • Martindale Drive
  • Fields Boulevard
  • North Spring Street
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  • North Noble Street
  • West McKenzie Road
  • East 100 South
  • East 100 North
  • North Fortville Pike
  • North Broadway Street
  • East McKenzie Road
  • North Windswept Road
  • Green Meadows Drive
  • Oak Boulevard
  • East 21st Street
  • West 100 North
  • West North Street
  • West Muskegon Drive
  • West Fourth Street
  • West Fifth Street
  • School Street
  • Opportunity Parkway
  • North 400 East
  • Center Street
  • West Osage Street
  • Gondola Run
  • Chapman Drive
  • West Walnut Street
  • East McClarnon Drive
  • East Park Avenue
  • Van Buren Street
  • North East Street
  • East Steele Ford Road
  • South Meridian Road
  • Winfield Park Drive
  • East 200 South
  • West South Street
  • Sherwood Drive
  • West Sixth Street
  • Lincoln Street
  • West Seventh Street
  • North Swope Street
  • Streamside Drive
  • Jefferson Boulevard
  • Bowman Drive
  • Jasmine Drive
  • Wood Street
  • Berry Street
  • Pratt Street
  • Roosevelt Drive
  • West Park Avenue
  • South Pennsylvania Street
  • Morningside Drive
  • Meridian Springs Lane
  • Mozart Drive
  • Evergreen Drive
  • Greenhills Road
  • West Michigan Street
  • East North Street
  • Meadow Lane
  • Wilson Street
  • Rambling Road
  • Hastings Boulevard
  • Waterview Boulevard
  • Maple Drive
  • Grant Street
  • Brandywine Parkway
  • Grandison Road
  • Kingen Drive
  • Riley Avenue
  • Cherry Street
  • Monroe Street
  • Pauls Drive
  • Pippin Drive
  • King Maple Drive
  • Allen Lane
  • Bobtail Drive
  • Melody Lane
  • Barrett Drive
  • Date Street
  • Bluebird Drive
  • Indigo Drive
  • Candlelite Drive
  • Penny Lane
  • East Osage Street
  • Hickory Lane
  • Redwood Drive
  • Declaration Drive
  • Justice Drive
  • Blank Street
  • Howard Street
  • Collins Way
  • Muskegon Lane
  • East First Street
  • Legacy Lane
  • Elm Drive
  • Lullaby Boulevard
  • Fallon Lane
  • Keller Drive
  • Robin Lane
  • Mount Street
  • Melody Drive
  • Brook Street
  • Ashby Drive
  • Pixy Court
  • National Road
  • South 400 East
  • South 100 East
  • Forest Glen Drive
  • Sweetwater Lane
  • West McClarnon Drive
  • Leisure Way
  • Capstone Drive
  • North Lincoln Street
  • East Boyd Avenue
  • Carlton Drive
  • East 300 North
  • Progress Parkway
  • Longfellow Lane
  • East South Street
  • Anderson Boulevard
  • Geronimo Drive
  • Switch Grass Drive
  • Baldwin Street
  • Montezuma Express Drive
  • Cypress Drive
  • Winding Creek Lane
  • Orphant Annie Drive
  • West Boyd Avenue
  • Hmh Private Drive
  • South Noble Street
  • Hidden Glen Drive
  • Lake View Drive
  • Meek Street
  • Pennsylvania Street
  • Walnut Trce
  • Magnolia Drive
  • Lexington Trail
  • Sawdust Trail
  • Reflections Drive
  • West 100 South
  • Sedgewick Lane
  • Runnymede Court
  • Fortville Pk
  • Ellis Drive
  • Murdoch Drive
  • Creek Wood Drive
  • Tinker Trail
  • East Sixth Street
  • Bruner Drive
  • Haywood Drive
  • Clove Court
  • Atir Lane
  • Tyler Avenue
  • Lake Drive
  • Catt Drive
  • Reed Court
  • Springhurst Boulevard
  • Founders Drive
  • Winfield Street
  • Runnymede Drive
  • East Second Street
  • Walker Street
  • McClellan Road
  • Bridgewater Drive
  • Village Drive West
  • Heartwood Hill
  • Summer Shade Court
  • Lavender Drive
  • South Stoney Trail
  • Jaybird Drive
  • School House Drive
  • Shepherd Court
  • Innovation Way
  • Pippin Court
  • Spring Dipper Drive
  • West 300 North
  • Cortland Court
  • Shady Drive
  • Hough Street
  • Dewey Avenue
  • Valley Drive
  • Arthur Court
  • Village Drive East
  • Dream March Drive
  • North Liberty Lane
  • East Street
  • Willow Road
  • Stonewall Drive
  • Garfield Drive
  • South West Street
  • Gaslite Lane
  • Hillcrest Lane
  • Whetstone Drive
  • Shadow Creek Pass
  • Riverview Court
  • East Apple Lake Drive
  • Hedge Court
  • Chestnut Lane
  • Lullaby Court
  • Plaza Drive
  • Polk Avenue

Names are listed as they appear on the printed map. Zoom into the product photos to find them.

About Greenfield, Indiana

Greenfield is a city of 23,488 people and the county seat of Hancock County, east of Indianapolis. The county came into being in 1828, on March 1, and it honors John Hancock, whose name came first on the Declaration of Independence. On April 11 of that year, Greenfield was picked as its seat. Only about 400 people lived in the whole county then. The first settlers built along two creeks that run south through Center Township, and their first businesses were small gristmills that ground corn and wheat.

The National Road, now U.S. Route 40, came through around 1835, carrying wagon trains west and livestock toward Cincinnati. In 1851 the Indiana Central Railroad finished its line along the south edge of town, giving Greenfield regular passenger trains to Indianapolis, and the town incorporated soon after. By 1876 it had 2,023 people and became a city. Natural gas was found in the area in 1887, and for 20 years Greenfield boomed as factories and other industries opened. The line later became part of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and its tracks were pulled up in the 1980s.

“The seat of Justice of Hancock County shall be known and designated by the name and title of Greenfield.”
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  • A statue paid for by childrenThe statue of the poet James Whitcomb Riley went up in front of the Hancock County Courthouse in 1918. Schoolchildren from all over the United States gave the money to buy it. Every October, during the Riley Festival, Greenfield's own schoolchildren march to the statue and lay flowers around it.
  • Riley Days every OctoberDuring the Riley Festival, better known as Riley Days, the city closes the crossing of State Road 9 and US 40. Vendors and exhibitors fill the courthouse square downtown.
  • Sister city since 1990Greenfield and Kakuda, in Japan's Miyagi Prefecture, started their sister city program in 1990. Each year a few high school students from each city travel to the other and stay with a host family for ten days. Local donations pay most of their expenses.

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