Indiana State Road 218
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Indiana State Road 218 exists in two different sections in the central part of the U.S. state of Indiana. The road is a rural surface highway for its entire length.
The Western section of the road begins in just north of Delphi on S.R. 25. The road generally runs east although it is routed along S.R. 29 for a few miles north of Deer Creek and along U.S. 31 in front of the Grissom Air Reserve Base. The Western section of the road terminates on S.R. 19 in Santa Fe. The towns and villages located along this route are: Delphi, Camden, Deer Creek, Walton, Bunker Hill, and Santa Fe.
The Eastern section of the road begins in La Fontaine at S.R. 15. This section of the road runs almost entirely due east for most of its span. The road terminates at the Ohio state line at Ohio State Route 707. The towns and villages located along this route are: La Fontaine, Warren, Mount Zion, Poneto, Reiffsburg, and Berne.
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