Indiana has 92 counties and each of the 92 counties has their own road maintenance department.  Most of the time, the county road maintenance department puts up the sign assemblies where they have jurisdiction.  Each county has their own unique road sign.  Some of them use a pentagonal shape for their county markers.  Some don't mark them at all!  This site's goal is to profile each county's road sign.  Please feel free to submit your county's road sign, or if passing through and snapped a picture, feel free to submit that too!  When submitting, please provide me the following information so I know how to describe the picture:

• County name

• Township name, if possible.  Cities and villages usually, but not always, assemble their own street name signs.  If you managed to get a city or village's signs, feel free to submit them too.

• The intersection where the sign assembly sits.  Some of the signage can get rather worn out, so, in case the signage isn't clear, please provide the intersection.

• Date picture was taken.

• Other information you wish to provide to better describe the signage.

Remember, your photos make this site possible!  Thank you to those who have submitted photos so far.  Your efforts do not go unappreciated.

DISCLAIMER: © 2008, Sean Lyons.  Information may used if proper credit is given to the author, photographer, etc., and such permission has been granted.  All rights reserved.  This site is in no way, shape, or form affiliated with the Indiana Department of Transportation, The Indiana Toll Road,  or any other related government agency nor is meant to be affiliated with the above.  This site is a non-profit venture, and is done for use as an educational resource.