Clay County, Indiana

Clay County, Indiana, located in the west-central part of the state, is known for its rural landscapes and small-town charm. Established in 1825, its county seat is Brazil, which offers local government services and community events. The county features a mix of agriculture, manufacturing, and outdoor recreation, with parks and historic sites. Clay County is also part of the Wabash River watershed, providing natural beauty and opportunities for fishing and hiking. The community values its heritage and maintains a friendly atmosphere, making it a blend of tradition and modern-day living.