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Greene County, Indiana, was founded in 1861, and is named for General Nathanael Greene (1742-1786). General Greene was a hero of the American Revolution, forcing British General Cornwallis to retreat to Yorktown, effectively ensuring a victory for the new American Colonies.
Greene County is the third-largest geographical county in the state, although it ranks far from the top in terms of population.
The county seat of Greene County is Bloomfield, which was founded in 1864, after the Van Slyke family donated land for the establishment of a county government.
Greene County also has claim to a portion of the Naval Surface Warfare Center - Crane, which was originally an ammunition depot for the United States Navy.
Other facts and figures for Greene County, Indiana, include:
• Population (2010 census): 33,165
• Time Zone: Eastern
• Area: 545.92 square miles; 542.50 square miles is land; 3.42 square miles is water.
• Households (2010 census): 13,372
• Median Household Income (2010 census): $33,998
• Places on National Historic Register: Seven - including the Richland-Plummer Creek covered bridge outside of Bloomfield, the Scotland Hotel and the Greene County Courthouse.

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