Warsaw is located in Northern Indiana along the historic Lincoln Highway, at the intersection of U.S. 30 and State Road 15. Warsaw is the county seat of Kosciusko County, with a population of 12,500.
Known as the "Orthopedic Manufacturing Capital of the World," Warsaw has the best of both worlds---the values of rural mid-America with a commitment to real growth in business and industry. In addition to orthopedics, Warsaw: 1) is the home of the largest printing presses in the world, 2) home to the world's largest manufacturer of projection screens, and 3) home of the famous CoCo Wheat's breakfast cereal. Yet despite its industrial diversity and manufacturing excellence, Warsaw is surrounded by one of the strongest agricultural economies in the state of Indiana.
Recreational areas abound in Warsaw and Kosciusko County. Visit the Lake City Greenway, a trail that traverses between Warsaw and Winona Lake with approximately 4.5 miles completed to date. The CCAC (City-County Athletic Complex) is located on the west side of Warsaw where over 3,000 softball and soccer games are played each year.
Warsaw has four lakes within its corporate limits (Center, Pike, Hidden, and Winona Lake), offering every form of watersports. Only four of the seventeen townships in the county do not have any lakes. Contact the Kosciusko County Convention & Visitors Bureau for more information about our community.
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