Jasper-Pulaski Fish and Wildlife Area

Jasper-Pulaski
Type	Fish and Wildlife Area
Location	Jasper and Pulaski Counties, USA
Nearest city	Knox, Indiana
Coordinates	41°8.707′N 86°54.543′W / 41.145117°N 86.909050°W / 41.145117; -86.909050Coordinates: 41°8.707′N 86°54.543′W / 41.145117°N 86.909050°W / 41.145117; -86.909050
Area	8,062 acres (3,262.6 ha)
Operated by	Indiana DNR
Other information	Facilities: Wildlife Viewing Ice Fishing Hunting Trapping Shooting Range Archery Range Dog Training Area

Jasper-Pulaski Fish and Wildlife Area is a nature preserve and recreation and hunting area near the town of Medaryville in northwestern Indiana. It occupies approximately 8,062 acres (32.63 km²) in northwestern Pulaski County, northeastern Jasper County and southwestern Starke County, and is administered by the Division of Fish and Wildlife of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.

External links

Indiana DNR Division of Fish and Wildlife: Jasper-Pulaski

Gallery

A sign near Route 421 and State Road 143.
Looking toward the Sandhill Crane observation platform.

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