South Bend, Indiana
Population: 255,000
Located in St Joseph County
South Bend is one of Northern Indiana's fastest growing areas and the metro area ranks third in population in Indiana.The cultural and entertainment diversity is enhanced by the University of Notre Dame and 5 other area colleges. Century Center on the river in the downtown area plays host to many business and cultural events and trade shows. South Bend is now home to a striking new College Football Hall of Fame facility which attracts visitors throughout the year and plays host to the annual enshrinement activities attracting national media. Today, our park system consists of 75 local parks and facilities which include Coveleski Stadium, the home of the South Bend Silverhawks, a class A minor league baseball franchise. We are also the home of two unique features that were originally the first of their kind. The Potawatomi Zoo constructed in 1902 is currently the oldest accredited zoo in the state of Indiana. Also, our East Race Waterway constructed in 1984, was the first and only man made white water rapids facility in the entire North American Hemisphere. These facilities and many others have provided our residents and guests the opportunity to recreate and enjoy their leisure activities in South Bend. A vibrant community, rich in history, rich in tradition. A golden glow illuminates this city where the river bends in northern Indiana. From pigskin pageantry and game day excitement at the College Football Hall of Fame, the rushing rapids of the East Race Waterway, the opulence of Copshaholm, the Oliver Mansion, the rich transportation history at the Studebaker National Museum, the tranquility of Shirojiri Niwa Gardens to the hustle and bustle of the Grape Road shopping area, you'll find great places to explore. South Bend/Mishawaka...Notre Dame and a Whole Lot More!
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