Indiana [State] - Indiana

Japanese: インディアナ[州] - インディアナ

An industrial and agricultural state in the central United States. Abbreviated as Ind. or IN. It is part of a large industrial belt on the southern shore of the Great Lakes, and industrial cities such as Gary are concentrated in the northwestern tip of the state, where various industries such as steel, machinery, chemicals, oil refining, and food processing are carried out. It produces coal and cement, and agriculture is also active, with corn being the main product. Livestock is also raised. It was settled in the first half of the 18th century and joined the Union in 1816. The state capital is Indianapolis. 92,789 ^km2 . 6,596,855 people (2014).

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Japanese:

米国中部の工業・農業州。略称Ind.，IN。五大湖南岸の大工業地帯の一部をなし，特に州の北西端にはゲーリーをはじめとする工業都市が集中，製鉄，機械，化学，製油，食品加工などの諸工業が行われる。石炭，セメントを産し，農業も活発で，主産物はトウモロコシ。畜産もある。18世紀前半に植民，連邦加入は1816年。州都インディアナポリス。９万2789km²。659万6855人（2014）。

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