Library service areas in Indiana
February 3, 2010
This map shows library districts in Indiana. Indiana is somewhat unusual in that we do not have a statewide library system or even a library system in every county. The white parts of the map are unserved areas (where there is no library service at all). If you live in a white area and you want to use a library, you have to pay a yearly fee. Part of Indiana’s lack of development and public support in libraries comes from our refusal to accept federal funding for bookmobiles to rural areas back in the ’20s. This is something I’d like to learn more about.
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1. Librarified » Misce&hellip | May 17, 2010 at 7:48 PM
[...] back when I was first starting this blog, I wrote about library service areas in Indiana. The State Library recently updated that data and provided a new map of those service areas. A few [...]
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