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The sibling Roseland corridors fragment, which owns the course whole; the SR 933 record as searched
West of the town, across unincorporated township ground, runs the corridor the town's life actually uses: State Road 933, the old Dixie Highway. Its course whole stands in the sibling build's corridors fragment and is not retold here; the pointer is its identity and its bearing on this town. The road is the Niles road of the county histories, the western division of the Dixie Highway in the named-route era, Main Market route 1 in 1917, State Road 1 and then U.S. 31 from 1926, carrying U.S. 33 concurrently in its later decades, and State Road 933 since 1998, when U.S. 33 was removed north of U.S. 20 and St. Joseph County declined local control of the road. It passes under the Toll Road at Roseland, runs south between Notre Dame on its east and Saint Mary's and Holy Cross on its west, and crosses the river into South Bend. Indian Village touches none of it: unlike its neighbour Roseland, which the corridor bisects, this town stands east of the road with township ground between, and reaches it — for its shopping, its banking, its bus and its Toll Road exit — by the township streets that join them. The corridor is the town's front door, standing in somebody else's house.