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January temperatures are a high of 36.3 °F (2.4 °C) and a low of 18.3 °F (−7.6 °C). Average July temperatures are a high of 87.7 °F (30.9 °C) and a low of 64.8 °F (18.2 °C). The record high temperature was 104 °F (40 °C) on June 26, 1988. The record low temperature was −26 °F (−32 °C) on
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Patriots won the Battle of Vincennes on February 23–24, 1779. Hamilton thought of Vincennes as "a refuge for debtors and Vagabonds from Canada."
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Average annual precipitation is 44.43 inches (112.9 cm). Measurable precipitation occurs on an average of 105.6 days each year. The wettest year was 1990 with 60.08 inches (152.6 cm) and the dryest year was 1988 with 36.02 inches (91.5 cm). The most precipitation in one month was 11.18
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living together, 14.1% had a female householder with no husband present, 4.5% had a male householder with no wife present, and 44.5% were non-families. 36.0% of all households were made up of individuals, and 14.1% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size
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Average annual snowfall is 5.8 inches (15 cm). Measurable snowfall occurs on only 2.6 days. The snowiest season was 1989–90 when 16.4 inches (42 cm) fell. The most snow in one month was 8.5 inches (22 cm) in
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tracked the party, however, and evacuated every village along the way before the
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British presence at the fort. Vigo served with the Patriots, ordered war supplies from the Spanish to help, and acted as a secret agent for the Patriots. Clark rounded up enough men to outnumber the British and planned a surprise attack on Fort Vincennes in the heart of
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Vincennes has a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and cool winters with heavy rainfall at times throughout much of the year. There are an average of 53.1 days with highs of 90 °F (32 °C) or higher and an average of 101.5 days with lows of 32 °F (0 °C) or lower. Average
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Those who were pro-slavery tried to perform an end run around the
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to establish a village at his trading post. He also encouraged
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living together, 12.4% had a female householder with no husband present, and 43.1% were non-families. 35.8% of all households were made up of individuals, and 14.9% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.20 and the average family size was 2.85.
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crosses the Wabash at Vincennes, many believe it was here. The post was a success; in the first two years, the traders collected over 13,000 buffalo hides. When Juchereau died, the post was abandoned. The French-Canadian settlers left what they considered hostile territory for
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Vincennes is located on the banks of the Wabash River at the western edge of Knox County. This is also the western edge of the state of Indiana, and Illinois is across the river to the west. The city lies about 100 miles (160 km) southwest of
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According to the 2010 census, Vincennes has a total area of 7.478 square miles (19.37 km), of which 7.41 square miles (19.19 km) (or 99.09%) is land and 0.068 square miles (0.18 km) (or 0.91%) is water.
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The median income for a household in the city was $ 26,289, and the median income for a family was $ 35,424. Males had a median income of $ 27,029 versus $ 20,254 for females. The
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872:Colonel Harmar left 100 regulars under Major
476:), and as result ceded territory east of the
83:Location of Vincennes in Knox County, Indiana
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2562:Jones, James R. III; Amy L. Johnson (2012).
2227:George Rogers Clark National Historical Park
766:National Archives and Records Administration
3187:. National Park Service. October 18, 2013.
2841:(Indiana Historical Society, 1982), 210–13.
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635:Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne, Sieur de Bienville
389:part of the state, nearly halfway between
27:
1950:Pennsylvania's 7th congressional district
1653:Southwestern Indiana Youth Village (4–12)
1496:of any race were 1.9% of the population.
944:Vincennes served as the first capital of
816:historic memorial plaque is in Vincennes.
588:François-Marie Bissot, Sieur de Vincennes
403:François-Marie Bissot, Sieur de Vincennes
178:François-Marie Bissot, Sieur de Vincennes
2960:My Wabash Valley, WTWO-TV, Nexstar Media
2600:Geoarchaeology: An International Journal
2243:St. Francis Xavier Cathedral and Library
1052:On November 4, 2007, Knox County joined
639:Louis Groston de Saint-Ange de Bellerive
622:In 1736, during the French war with the
3440:Map of Indiana highlighting Knox County
2715:Indiana Historical Society Publications
2624:(1). Indianapolis: George S. Cottman: 3
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3216:The Tragic Saga of the Indiana Indians
3157:"National Register Information System"
2881:Bibbs, Rebecca R. (February 2, 2020).
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3162:National Register of Historic Places
2954:Johnson, Taylor (February 9, 2021).
2517:. National Association of Counties.
2356:National Register of Historic Places
2134:history; lived and died in Vincennes
1545:, and 0.88% from two or more races.
491:control, it was associated with the
220:7.41 sq mi (19.19 km)
212:7.48 sq mi (19.37 km)
3191:from the original on March 12, 2016
3055:"VINCENNES, INDIANA Travel Weather"
2819:from the original on August 8, 2014
2614:"The Old Indian Traders of Indiana"
1791:. Four ships have also been named
1488:, and 1.7% from two or more races.
1035:was a former slave who was made an
876:and directed them to build a fort,
653:(the North American theater of the
649:until 1754 and the eruption of the
515:, and it was later included in the
433:, some of these peoples used local
413:. The population was 16,759 at the
397:. It was founded in 1732 by French
3379:Municipalities and communities of
3099:"Census of Population and Housing"
2721:from the original on April 3, 2016
2612:Lasselle, Charles B (March 1906).
2580:from the original on June 26, 2015
2027:9th President of the United States
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3334:George Rogers Clark National Park
2862:from the original on June 5, 2013
2521:from the original on May 31, 2011
2207:(1851–1913), judge and politician
2130:(1870–1952), first batter in MLB
800:without losing a single soldier.
796:recaptured Fort Sackville in the
2858:. December 15, 1826. p. 3.
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530:Map of Vincennes from 1876 atlas
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2711:"Sieur de Vincennes Identified"
2618:The Indiana Magazine of History
2489:United States Geological Survey
1974:(1782–1867), U.S. Senator from
586:commissioned a French officer,
505:Colony and Dominion of Virginia
257:2,261.67/sq mi (873.19/km)
3237:. Indiana Historical Society.
2839:Indiana Newspaper Bibliography
2485:"US Board on Geographic Names"
2332:Hack and Simon Office Building
2265:, 9th United States President.
1601:Tecumseh – Harrison Elementary
986:were able to achieve freedom.
764:, artist unknown, is from the
697:settlers and British traders.
615:(below the site of modern-day
539:The first trading post on the
480:, including Vincennes, to the
25:City in Indiana, United States
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3256:Vincennes: Portal to the West
2856:Boston Reporter and Telegraph
2543:. United States Census Bureau
2437:. United States Census Bureau
1887:The four US Navy ships named
1068:counties in returning to the
849:September 9, 1786, along the
657:between Britain and France.)
499:. It then became part of the
381:. It is located on the lower
3329:Vincennes School Corporation
3283:Nolan, John Matthew (2011).
3000:"Mary Bateman Clark Project"
2709:Roy, Pierre-Georges (1923).
2213:(1855–1940), Justice of the
1701:(22) – 22.1 / 22.2 / 22.3 –
1670:Purdue Polytechnic Institute
1622:South Knox Middle-Highschool
1616:South Knox Middle-Highschool
1598:South Knox Elementary School
1007:, slavery was banned by the
641:to command Poste Vincennes.
3339:Indiana Territorial Capitol
3125:United States Census Bureau
3029:United States Census Bureau
2464:United States Census Bureau
2435:"2020 U.S. Gazetteer Files"
2390:Forts of Vincennes, Indiana
2352:Vincennes Historic District
2310:(indianamilitarymuseum.org)
2301:Indiana Territorial Capitol
2288:The Servant of God, Bishop
1641:Vincennes Rivet High School
1032:Mary Clark v. G.W. Johnston
729:Second Continental Congress
673:On February 10, 1763, when
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3314:City of Vincennes, Indiana
2564:"Early Peoples of Indiana"
2348:Vincennes Fortnightly Club
814:American Revolutionary War
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3214:Allison, Harold (1986).
2073:Stanislaus P. La Lumiere
1966:Indiana Attorney General
1772:Vincennes Sun-Commercial
975:, were in the company."
487:Once the area was under
236:420 ft (128 m)
3618:Indian Creek Settlement
2308:Indiana Military Museum
2069:, politician and jurist
1637:Flaget Elementary (K–5)
1565:there were 97.3 males.
1017:Constitution of Indiana
874:Jean François Hamtramck
863:First American Regiment
804:Post-Revolution turmoil
753:Siege of Fort Vincennes
582:post in this area. The
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2263:William Henry Harrison
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2670:Ekberg, Carl (2000).
2602:13.7 (1998): 649–672.
2460:"U.S. Census website"
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1998:James Freeman Gilbert
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3382:Knox County, Indiana
3319:Vincennes University
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2491:. October 25, 2007.
2294:Diocese of Vincennes
2143:The Red Skelton Show
2103:player, quarterback
2086:Hebrew Union College
2077:Marquette University
1759:The Original Company
1736:The Original Company
1723:Vincennes University
1703:Vincennes University
1664:Vincennes University
1084:Unofficial city flag
1013:indentured servitude
717:Earl of Hillsborough
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431:Late Woodland period
254: • Density
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1942:E. Wallace Chadwick
1911:Washington Senators
1626:Lincoln High School
1619:Clark Middle School
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991:—Rebecca R. Bibbs,
903:The Vincennes Tract
828:militia across the
798:Battle of Vincennes
794:George Rogers Clark
772:Lieutenant Colonel
633:Louisiana Governor
628:Fulton, Mississippi
584:Compagnie des Indes
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2163:Indiana University
2149:Richard L. Stevens
2109:Indianapolis Colts
2093:(1921–1997), actor
2082:Julian Morgenstern
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2105:Purdue University
1952:from 1947 to 1949
1632:Parochial schools
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747:Revolutionary War
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4137:Terre Haute
4107:Shelbyville
4027:Noblesville
3887:Greencastle
3832:Crown Point
3772:Bloomington
3628:Little Rock
3595:communities
3472:Monroe City
3467:Edwardsport
3397:County seat
3083:October 12,
2628:January 11,
2547:January 27,
2499:January 31,
2469:January 31,
2320:Red Skelton
2290:Simon Bruté
2196:Alice Terry
2138:Red Skelton
2047:Jane Jarvis
1972:Henry Dodge
1968:(1872–1874)
1918:(b. 1979),
1839:Ticonderoga
1813:New Orleans
1543:other races
1512:2000 census
1486:other races
1456:2010 census
965:Mississippi
939:Western Sun
847:Clarksville
822:John Hardin
702:Thomas Gage
604:Miami tribe
580:fur trading
555:hides with
509:Knox County
455:Miami tribe
415:2020 census
407:territorial
399:fur traders
395:Terre Haute
371:Knox County
367:county seat
318:812 and 930
111: /
4212:Categories
4197:Winchester
4182:Washington
4157:Versailles
4147:Valparaiso
4117:South Bend
4102:Scottsburg
4072:Rising Sun
4062:Rensselaer
4042:Petersburg
4017:New Castle
4012:New Albany
3992:Monticello
3972:Logansport
3907:Huntington
3897:Greensburg
3892:Greenfield
3862:Fort Wayne
3857:Evansville
3797:Brownstown
3792:Brookville
3767:Bloomfield
3583:Westphalia
3545:Washington
3457:Bruceville
2887:The Herald
2421:References
2405:Piankashaw
2350:, and the
2328:Gregg Park
2259:Grouseland
2200:Rex Ingram
2184:, lawyer,
2099:(b. 1985)
2091:Alvy Moore
2061:Buck Jones
2017:television
1981:Mike Eskew
1931:, retired
1690:Television
1677:Government
1516:As of the
1460:As of the
1145:24, 1990.
1001:New France
891:expedition
855:Henry Knox
830:Ohio River
737:Piankeshaw
675:New France
608:Piankeshaw
535:New France
453:, and the
391:Evansville
352:.vincennes
337:feature ID
241:Population
184:Government
99:87°30′58″W
96:38°40′42″N
4167:Vincennes
4132:Tell City
4092:Rushville
4087:Rockville
4077:Rochester
4057:Princeton
4007:Nashville
3947:Lafayette
3872:Frankfort
3822:Covington
3782:Boonville
3613:Fritchton
3540:Vincennes
3497:Townships
3487:Wheatland
3427:Vincennes
3404:Vincennes
3277:Vincennes
2441:March 16,
2416:, 4 ships
2413:Vincennes
2279:U.S. Navy
2036:Princeton
1983:, former
1976:Wisconsin
1889:Vincennes
1833:Vincennes
1826:Cleveland
1820:Vincennes
1807:Vincennes
1801:Vincennes
1795:Vincennes
1793:USS
1765:Newspaper
1580:Education
1107:Geography
941:in 1807.
878:Fort Knox
709:the Crown
624:Chickasaw
570:Louisiana
549:Canadiens
466:Louisiana
363:Vincennes
325:FIPS code
263:Time zone
233:Elevation
173:Named for
166:Vincennes
4127:Sullivan
4082:Rockport
4067:Richmond
4052:Portland
4047:Plymouth
3952:LaGrange
3942:La Porte
3927:Kentland
3877:Franklin
3837:Danville
3807:Columbus
3777:Bluffton
3747:Anderson
3633:Orrville
3608:Busseron
3578:Ragsdale
3515:Harrison
3505:Busseron
3482:Sandborn
3422:Bicknell
3270:68020537
3189:Archived
3039:July 29,
2860:Archived
2823:July 31,
2817:Archived
2719:Archived
2688:Archived
2584:June 24,
2575:Archived
2519:Archived
2493:Archived
2363:See also
2159:football
2101:football
2057:musician
1985:Chairman
1933:football
1922:player,
1920:baseball
1909:player,
1907:baseball
1547:Hispanic
1537:, 0.06%
1533:, 0.72%
1529:, 0.25%
1525:, 3.28%
1490:Hispanic
973:Tecumseh
896:Kekionga
886:Kickapoo
861:and the
826:Kentucky
695:Canadien
545:Montréal
443:historic
329:18-79208
301:ZIP Code
161:Township
4192:Winamac
4122:Spencer
4022:Newport
3977:Madison
3967:Liberty
3962:Lebanon
3852:English
3842:Decatur
3817:Corydon
3762:Bedford
3731:Indiana
3643:Purcell
3525:Palmyra
3520:Johnson
3477:Oaktown
3264:, Inc.
3105:June 4,
2525:June 7,
2407:Indians
2008:Racer X
1521:94.34%
1480:, 0.7%
1476:, 0.3%
1472:, 4.7%
1132:Climate
1054:Daviess
979:Slavery
950:Corydon
834:attacks
785:Italian
679:British
553:Buffalo
521:Corydon
511:in the
503:of the
489:British
447:Shawnee
421:History
385:in the
375:Indiana
345:Website
340:0445300
142:Indiana
125:Country
4177:Warsaw
4172:Wabash
4152:Vernon
4142:Tipton
4112:Shoals
4002:Muncie
3982:Marion
3937:Kokomo
3917:Jasper
3882:Goshen
3867:Fowler
3847:Delphi
3787:Brazil
3757:Auburn
3752:Angola
3742:Albion
3663:Willis
3568:Emison
3550:Widner
3510:Decker
3462:Decker
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2571:IN.gov
2323:hands.
1836:was a
1823:was a
1810:was a
1779:Legacy
1643:(6–12)
1551:Latino
1518:census
1494:Latino
1462:census
1439:16,759
1424:18,423
1409:18,701
1394:19,859
1379:20,857
1364:19,867
1349:18,046
1334:18,831
1319:18,228
1304:17,564
1289:17,160
1274:14,895
1259:10,249
1159:Census
1066:Dubois
1064:, and
1058:Martin
926:Growth
715:, the
592:Wabash
577:French
566:Mobile
451:Wabash
441:. In
249:16,759
149:County
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4097:Salem
4032:Paoli
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3593:Other
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1750:1450
1740:96.7
1727:92.1
1714:91.1
1709:Radio
1685:Media
1535:Asian
1523:White
1482:Asian
1470:White
1444:−9.0%
1429:−1.5%
1414:−5.8%
1399:−4.8%
1369:10.1%
1354:−4.2%
1294:15.2%
1279:45.3%
1264:15.8%
1249:15.3%
1244:8,853
1234:41.2%
1229:7,680
1219:37.4%
1214:5,440
1204:91.3%
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1184:2,070
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306:47591
289:UTC-4
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191:Mayor
137:State
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3932:Knox
3623:Iona
3603:Beal
3560:CDPs
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3289:ISBN
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3197:2016
3132:2012
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3085:2010
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2894:2022
2868:2013
2825:2014
2727:2015
2696:2014
2678:ISBN
2630:2008
2586:2015
2549:2024
2527:2011
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2306:The
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2055:jazz
2053:and
1987:and
1948:for
1755:WAOV
1745:WFML
1732:WZDM
1719:WVUB
1696:WVUT
1435:2020
1420:2010
1405:2000
1390:1990
1384:5.0%
1375:1980
1360:1970
1345:1960
1339:3.3%
1330:1950
1324:3.8%
1315:1940
1309:2.4%
1300:1930
1285:1920
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1255:1900
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