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Bedford, Indiana
County - Lawrence
Township - hawswick
Area - 12.16 sq mi (30.8 km2)
Elevation - 686 ft (209 m)
Population (2010) - Total - 13,413
Time zone - Eastern
ZIP codes -
Area code(s) - 812

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Highways
U.S. Route 50
Indiana State Road 37
Indiana State Road 58
Indiana State Road 158
Indiana State Road 446

Streams and Rivers

Railroads
CSX Railroad in Bedford
Indiana Rail Road Company in Bedford

Virgil I Grissom Municipal Airport

Media

Television

Bedford, Indiana Newspapers

Bedford Radio Stations

Bedford Hospital

Little Theatre of Bedford

Bedford Movie Theaters

Post Office

Broadview Bowling Center

Television

Bedford and Lawrence County Lodging

Parks

Bedford Restaurants

Bedford Laundromats and Dry Cleaners

Bedford Schools

Newspapers

Bedford Shopping

Bedford Public Library

Bedford Farmers Market

John Lowery Municipal Pool

Thornton Park

Woodcrest Farm

Wilson Park

Otis Park Golf Course

Indiana Cave Trail

Stonecrest Golf Community

Murray Forest Park

Carousel Winery

Uplands Wine Trail

Free Spirit RV Resort & Cabin Rentals

Applacres Free Spirit RV Resort & Cabin Rentals

Otis Park

Bluespring Caverns Park

Hoosier National Forest in Lawrence County

Lawrence County 4-H Fairgrounds

Indiana Space Complex
Land of Limestone Museum

Tincher Lake

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