Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

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city state capital

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America is the capital and most populous city of the state of Indiana, known for its major role in transportation, manufacturing, and the annual Indianapolis 500 auto race.

Aliases (6)

Indianapolis ×54
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States ×11
Indianapolis, Indiana ×10
Indianapolis (Indiana Pacers) ×1
Indy ×1
downtown Indianapolis ×1

Statements (51)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	city → state capital →
climate	humid continental climate →
country	United States of America →
foundedOnDate	1821 →
hasAirport	Indianapolis International Airport →
hasCanal	Indiana Central Canal (remnant / canal walk) →
hasGovernmentForm	consolidated city-county government → mayor–council government →
hasMajorIndustry	finance and insurance → healthcare → life sciences → logistics → manufacturing →
hasMajorInstitution	Butler University → Indiana Statehouse → Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI, now IU Indianapolis) → University of Indianapolis →
hasMetropolitanPopulation	over 2 million (early 2020s estimate) →
hasNickname	Crossroads of America → Indy →
hasPopulation	approximately 880000 (city proper, early 2020s estimate) →
hasRiver	White River →
hasSportsTeam	Indiana Pacers → Indianapolis Colts → Indy Eleven →
hasSportsVenue	Gainbridge Fieldhouse → Indianapolis Motor Speedway → Lucas Oil Stadium →
hostsEvent	Brickyard 400 → Indianapolis 500 → NCAA basketball tournaments →
incorporatedAsCityOnDate	1847 →
isCapitalOf	Indiana →
isCountySeatOf	Marion County →
isMostPopulousCityOf	Indiana →
knownFor	Indianapolis 500 auto race → logistics and distribution → manufacturing → motorsports → transportation hub →
locatedInCounty	Marion County →
locatedInRegion	East North Central States → Midwestern United States →
locatedInTimeZone	Central Time Zone (partly observed historically / regionally) → Eastern Time Zone →
namedFor	Indiana →
nameEtymology	combination of "Indiana" and Greek "polis" meaning city →
partOf	Marion County–Indianapolis consolidated city-county →
rankInUSByPopulation	among the 20 largest cities in the United States (early 2020s) →
state	Indiana →

Referenced by (28)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Babyface ("Indianapolis, Indiana, United States") → Dan Quayle ("Indianapolis, Indiana, United States") → Doug Jones ("Indianapolis, Indiana, United States") → Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds ("Indianapolis, Indiana, United States") → Nathaniel A. Owings ("Indianapolis, Indiana, United States") → William D. Ruckelshaus →	placeOfBirth
Indiana state government ("Indianapolis, Indiana") → Indianapolis Colts ("Indianapolis, Indiana") → Lucas Oil Stadium ("Indianapolis, Indiana, United States") →	location
National Collegiate Athletic Association ("Indianapolis, Indiana") → Office of the Indiana Attorney General ("Indianapolis, Indiana") →	headquartersLocation
Indiana Pacers (ABA) ("Indianapolis, Indiana") →	basedIn
Office of the Indiana Attorney General ("Indianapolis, Indiana") →	capitalOfJurisdiction
Midwestern United States ("Indianapolis") →	contains
Eli Lilly and Company ("Indianapolis, Indiana, United States") →	foundingLocation
Free Methodist Church ("Indianapolis, Indiana, United States") →	globalHeadquarters
Indianapolis ("Indy") →	hasNickname
AFC South ("Indianapolis, Indiana") →	hasTeamCity
NCAA Division I Council ("Indianapolis, Indiana") →	headquarteredIn
Zionsville, Indiana, United States ("Indianapolis, Indiana, United States") →	isSuburbOf
Zionsville, Indiana, United States ("Indianapolis, Indiana, United States") →	locatedNear
Crown Hill Cemetery ("downtown Indianapolis") →	overlooks
Interstate 70 ("Indianapolis, Indiana") →	passesThroughCity
Benjamin Harrison ("Indianapolis, Indiana, United States") →	residence
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad ("Indianapolis") →	servedCity
Danny Granger ("Indianapolis (Indiana Pacers)") →	teamCity
ET ("Indianapolis") →	usedInCity
Assistant Attorney General of Indiana ("Indianapolis, Indiana") →	workLocation