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Sources: US Census Bureau; Indiana Business Research Center, Indiana
Department of Revenue, The State Board of Tax Commissioners, US Bureau
of Economic Analysis and the Indiana Department of Education.
Located along Interstate 65, Jackson
County is one of 92 counties in the state and is home to the
communities of Seymour, Brownstown, Crothersville and Medora.
As of 2009, Jackson County's population
was 42,362, and had shown a 2.5% increase since 2000. The county has
509.3 sq. miles in land area and a population density of 83.18 per
square mile.
| Cities & Towns |
Population
in 2008 |
% of
County |
| Brownstown |
2,981 |
7.1% |
| Crothersville |
1,508 |
3.6% |
| Medora |
538 |
1.3% |
| Seymour |
19,223 |
45.6% |
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Medora
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Jackson County's location along I-65,
as well as U.S. highways 50 and 31, and its close proximity to the
metropolitan areas of Indianapolis, Louisville and Cincinnati are key
elements in the area's success in economic development activities.
These airports provide Jackson County residents easy access to the
world, while Seymour's Freeman Field Airport offers charter and cargo
service.
The cost of living in Jackson County
remains affordable, and the area offers an outstanding education
system. The educational goals within both the private and parochial
schools are focused on connecting children, teachers and the community
to form a united alliance in the quest for excellence.
Both public and private schools offer
an array of educational options for primary and secondary students, and
are dedicated to maintaining a safe, secure environment. Modern
facilities, a varied curriculum and a highly professional staff are
focused on preparing the students for college and the workforce.
Jackson County has long tradition of
providing a highly-trained and educated workforce, understanding those
are the very qualities that businesses count on for profitable
operations. Jackson County brings business and education together to
create programs and enhance curriculum to help prepare students for the
workforce, as well as offering continuing training for the incumbent
workers.
Schneck Medical Center in Seymour
provides advanced medical care with well-trained teams of health care
professionals representing a variety of specialties. Schneck has
recently completed a $60 million renovation, and offers
the latest in diagnostic and surgical techniques including the new Bone
& Joint Center, Surgical Weight Loss Center and Cancer Center.
Jackson County, Indiana has an
invigorating climate with strongly marked seasons. As a whole, the
climate boasts winters and summers that are moderate in temperatures.
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