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BOONE COUNTY

Boone County is located approximately 25 miles northwest of Indianapolis, conveniently close to both I-65 and I-74, as well as U.S. Highways 52 and 421.

The county is known as a rapidly growing area of central Indiana. It offers a diverse landscape, ranging from traditional Hoosier farmland to the quaint village-like atmosphere, shops, and the historic brick Main Street of Zionsville.

Wonderful chocolate is another distinctive feature of Boone County. Local, state, national and international visitors have enjoyed the fine confections of Boone County’s three local chocolatiers. Donaldson’s Finer Chocolates and David Alan Chocolatier, both in Lebanon, and Ganache Chocolatier in Zionsville offer tours and pure enjoyment for the chocolate lover.

Communities in Boone County include Lebanon, Zionsville, Advance, Jamestown, Thorntown, Ulen and Whitestown.

Boone County has three public school districts:

• Lebanon Community Schools
• Western Boone Community Schools
• Zionsville Community Schools

The Zionsville Community School Corporation is recognized as one of the best school systems in the state, and all of the schools in that corporation have been named four-star schools. Lebanon also has a year-round elementary school that has been named a four-star school, and for the past two years Lebanon Community Schools has been named the most improved school system in the state.

Key attractions include the Cragan House Museum, Brookshire Arboretum, the Munce Art Center, and the Patrick Henry Sullivan Museum.

The largest employers in Boone County include Prairie Industries, Kauffman Engineering, American Air Filters, ConAgra, and Pearson Education.

Other facts and figures:

• Population: 49,370
• Education—High school graduate: 88.3%
• Education—Bachelor’s or higher: 27.6%
• Per Capita personal income: $24,182
• Median household income: $49,632
• New construction building permits issued in 2003: 494
• Residential housing units sold in 2003: 767
• Average residential resale housing sales price: $208,953

Sources include MIBOR, BAGI, U.S. Census Bureau, Indiana Business Research Center, U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, and Boone County Chamber of Commerce.