Katie Mitschelen

The Maumee Lake Plain is the smallest geographic region in Indiana. Learn how this region was formed, what native plants and animals remain in this part of Indiana, and how the railways and canals helped shape the area and the state in this title from the series, Indiana, My State. 

Indiana's southernmost geographic region - the Southern Hills and Lowlands.The southernmost geographic region in Indiana is the Southern Hills and Lowlands region. Caves, underground rivers, escarpments, and waterfalls are found here. Learn about the unusual and endangered animals of this region, invasive species that are troubling the rivers, and more in this title in the series, Indiana, My State.

The Central Till Plain region is in the middle of Indiana. It is home to Indianapolis, Indiana's state capital. Learn what a 'till plain' is and what makes this region unique in this title in the series, Indiana, My State.

This title is one of four in a series describing each of Indiana's geographic regions. Written at a fourth-grade level, each book in the series, Indiana, My State, explains how the region was formed, who the early settlers were, what industry shaped the region, and more.