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TWENTIETH CENTURY–2026 · the crossing of the town's two corridors
The automobile age gave the railroad town two paved corridors, and it keeps both: US 6 runs east–west across the town — the Federal Railroad Administration's inventory meets it where the Elkhart & Western crosses it — and State Road 23 runs north–south through it, the road the town's addresses name as "N SR 23" going south toward Knox. State Road 104 ends in Walkerton, the short state road from the south terminating at the town's crossing. Roosevelt Road, the east–west through street, carries the present trade the highways bring — the Food leg's present table stands almost entirely on it — and no bypass has taken either highway out of town in the record reached: the through traffic of two corridors still passes the tower, the diamonds, and the diners.
Sources:
- Federal Railroad Administration crossing inventory via the Rail Crossing Atlas, dated 4 November 2026 (US 6 as a crossing of the town's railroad).
- The Food leg of this build (the Roosevelt Road trade at directory strength, November 2026).
- Indiana Department of Transportation designation files and official state highway maps — named as the designation record's settlers, not read.