Marion County was named for Brigadier General Francis Marion. He was an American
Revolutionary War hero, nicknamed "Swamp Fox" by British for
disrupting their plans with his outstanding guerilla
warfare tactics from his base in swamps.
Towns and Communities in Marion County
Acton | Allisonville | Augusta | Avalon Hills | Beech Grove | Ben Davis | Bottoms |
Brendonwood | Bricktown | Bridgeport | Brightwood | Broadmoor | Broad Ripple | Brooklyn Heights |
Bucktown | Camby | Castleton | Chapel Hill | Clermont | Cotton Town | Crows Nest |
Cumberland | Devon | Dogberry Row | Drexel Gardens | Eagledale | Edgewood | Fairwood Hills |
Five Points | Gallaudet Station | Germantown | Glendale | Glenn's Valley | Grandview | Haughville |
Highwoods | Hunter's Station | Indianapolis | Irish Hill | Irvington | Ivy Hills | Julietta |
Keystone Manor | Kinderhook | Lawrence | Legendary Hills | Lindenwood | Lynhurst | Malott Park |
Mapleton | Mars Hill | Maywood | Mechanicsburg | Millersville | Meridian Hills | Mitchell Station |
Mount Jackson | Mount Pleasant | New Augusta | New Bethel | Nora | Northwood | Oak Hill |
Oakland | Oaklandon | Pat Ward's Bottoms | Poplar Grove | Ravenswood | Rocky Ripple | Sabine |
Snacks | Southport | Speedway | Spring Hills | Stratford | Sunshine Gardens | Trader's Alley |
Traders Point | Tremont | Valley Mills | Vertland | Wanamaker | Warren Hills | Warren Park |
Waterloo Station | West Indianapolis | West Newton | Wildcat Chute | Williams Creek | Windsor Village | Wynnedale |