Lagrange To Angola: How Far Is It?

Angola and LaGrange are two towns in Indiana, US, with a distance of 22 miles (35.41 kilometres) between them. The fastest route from LaGrange to Angola is via the US-20 route, which takes 25 minutes to drive non-stop. The two towns are in the same time zone (EDT) and are known for their picturesque landscapes and captivating local attractions. Angola, founded in 1838, is home to Trine University and has a population of 8,612 as of the 2010 census. LaGrange, on the other hand, is known for its outdoor adventures, culinary delights, and natural beauty. It offers a range of activities for nature enthusiasts, including hiking and biking trails, as well as fishing and hunting opportunities.

The fastest route between the two

The fastest route between Lagrange, Indiana and Angola, Indiana is 22 miles (35.41 kilometers) via the US-20 route. The trip will take around 25 minutes if driving non-stop.

The two cities are in the same time zone (EDT) and are separated by a distance of 21.55 miles in the east direction. The halfway point between Lagrange and Angola is located 11.01 miles away from both cities and would take approximately 12 minutes to reach from either starting point.

Some notable attractions in Angola include the Steuben County Courthouse, Steuben County Jail, and the Angola Commercial Historic District, all of which are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Angola is also home to Trine University and Pokagon State Park, offering a diverse range of activities for visitors of all ages.

For those seeking outdoor adventures, nearby Mongo is a popular spot, offering trails, cycling paths, and fishing and wildlife areas. A variety of culinary delights and captivating local attractions can also be found in the surrounding areas.

The distance in a straight line

The distance between Lagrange, Indiana and Angola, Indiana in a straight line is 21.55 miles. This is the distance if you were to travel in an east direction from Lagrange.

If you were to travel by car, the distance is 22 miles, and this journey would take around 25 minutes non-stop. This route follows the US-20 route. The halfway point between the two locations is 11.01 miles from each place and would take around 12 minutes to reach from either Lagrange or Angola.

If you were travelling from Indianapolis, Indiana to Angola, the distance is 142.52 miles in a northeasterly direction. By car, the distance is 162 miles and would take 2 hours and 50 minutes non-stop, following the I-69 N and SR 67 N route. The halfway point between these two locations is Van Buren, Indiana, which is 80.98 miles away from each place and would take 1 hour and 25 minutes to reach from either Indianapolis or Angola.

The halfway point

If you are looking for a place to meet or stop at the halfway point, you can use websites like whatshalfway.com or meetways.com. These websites allow you to input two locations and select a venue type such as accommodation, food and drink, restaurants, bars, cafes, and more. They will then suggest multiple options for meeting spots or places to stop for the night.

The driving time

If you want to meet halfway between Lagrange and Angola, the exact coordinates are 41.641815 and -85.206215, or 41º 38' 30.534" N, 85º 12' 22.374" W. This location is 11.01 miles away from both towns and it would take approximately 12 minutes to reach from either starting point.

There are several attractions in Angola, including Pokagon State Park, which is a haven for nature lovers, and the Steuben County Courthouse, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Attractions in Angola

The distance between Lagrange, Indiana and Angola, Indiana is 21.55 miles going east, or 22 miles by car following the US-20 route. The drive between the two locations takes around 25 minutes.

Angola, Indiana, is a city in Pleasant Township, Steuben County, with a population of 8,612 as of the 2010 census. The city offers a range of attractions for visitors, including:

• Pokagon State Park: This park is located on the shores of Lake James and offers electric and non-electric campsites, a youth tent area, group camps, two swimming beaches, hiking and bike trails, a Nature Center, and the Potawatomi Inn and Conference Center. It is also home to the state's only refrigerated toboggan slide, which is open from the day after Thanksgiving until the last weekend in February.
• Chapman's Brewing Company: A local brewery offering a nice selection of brews, including an apricot IPA.
• Glendarin Hills Golf Club: A golf club with a 620-yard hole and a GPS system on the cart.
• Angola Motorsport Speedway: Featuring a 3/8-mile, high-banked asphalt track set on 78 acres in eastern Steuben County.
• The Brokaw Movie House: A vintage 1931 movie theatre in downtown Angola that has recently been renovated.
• Buck Lake Ranch: Known as the "Nashville of the North," this ranch hosts country, rock, and bluegrass concerts and offers cabin rentals, RV sites, and pet-friendly camping.
• Commons Park: A hilly par 68 disc golf course with 18 holes ranging from 210 to 578 feet.
• Satek Winery: Northeast Indiana's first winery, offering free wine tastings seven days a week.
• The Backyard Creamery & Mini Golf: A mini-golf course with 18 or 36 holes, an ice cream treat, and indoor and outdoor games.
• McClue Nature Preserve: One of the best outdoor activities in Angola, according to Tripadvisor travellers.

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