About Fishers
Fishers, Indiana!
Each year many new residents start calling Fishers, Indiana home. This is why it is among the fastest growing areas in the nation. The town’s welcoming feel makes transitions to the town easy. Residents are close to schools, health care providers, churches, shopping and commercial centers, government services, cultural and recreation activities no matter where you live in the city.
Fishers is located in Southeastern Hamilton County, and can be accessed from 3 different exits off interstate I-69. It is only 10 minutes northeast of Indianapolis. The transportation routes of I-465 and I-69 make Fishers a very convenient place to live and do business. You can reach the Indianapolis International Airport in around 30 minutes. Other major cities such as Cincinnati, Louisville, and Chicago are all a close drive (within 180 miles of Fishers).
Fishers dates back to 1872 when Salathiel Fisher divided his land into town lots. The area was originally known as “Fishers Switch”. Communities during this time would start up along railroads and Fishers was no exception. The Fishers Train Station, located in the heart of town, is still the center of town… and still hosts all other city and government buildings.
Fishers, Indiana!
Each year many new residents start calling Fishers, Indiana home. This is why it is among the fastest growing areas in the nation. The town’s welcoming feel makes transitions to the town easy. Residents are close to schools, health care providers, churches, shopping and commercial centers, government services, cultural and recreation activities no matter where you live in the city.
Fishers is located in Southeastern Hamilton County, and can be accessed from 3 different exits off interstate I-69. It is only 10 minutes northeast of Indianapolis. The transportation routes of I-465 and I-69 make Fishers a very convenient place to live and do business. You can reach the Indianapolis International Airport in around 30 minutes. Other major cities such as Cincinnati, Louisville, and Chicago are all a close drive (within 180 miles of Fishers).
Fishers dates back to 1872 when Salathiel Fisher divided his land into town lots. The area was originally known as “Fishers Switch”. Communities during this time would start up along railroads and Fishers was no exception. The Fishers Train Station, located in the heart of town, is still the center of town… and still hosts all other city and government buildings.
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