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LEG 28 · ITEM 1 · RUN B #140 · THE LEG'S HEAD
The world-famous site that shadows this ground stands outside it, and this section claims it at boundary size and no larger: the University of Notre Dame campus — the Golden Dome, the stadium, the basilica, the grotto — stands at Notre Dame, Indiana, an unincorporated university community immediately north of South Bend, roughly ten miles west of Osceola's town line. It is not in Osceola, not in Penn Township, and not in South Bend's city limits either; its fame is the whole region's weather, but its ground is its own. Everything this section says about it (item 2) is said at boundary size, as this town's share of a neighbor's landmark, and the whole belongs to the South Bend build. The same rule governs every other famous seat named below: Studebaker's proving ground is county ground west of South Bend; the landmark houses, the rescued theatre and the voted ballpark are South Bend's; the East Race is South Bend's. Osceola's own famous-location record — a Register test that comes back nearly empty, two claims with no findable ground, and a handful of moved buildings — is printed at its true size in items 5, 6 and 11, neither inflated to borrow the neighbors' fame nor omitted because it is small. The build has held this line before without stating it: Notable People's fame test admits Notre Dame only as refused coach-residence claims. It is stated here, once, at the head of the leg, so that nothing below is read as annexation.
Verdict, item 1 — DUG (the boundary statement itself, placed as charged).
Sources: University of Notre Dame and Visit South Bend Mishawaka landmark records (campus seat at Notre Dame, Indiana); Notable People negatives roll. As of November 2026.