Last year, Realtor.com named it "the number one place in America where you want to live," and it said, "If you have a question about the history of Logan's port and its economy, you can tell that Pennsylvania Railroad was one of the most important employers. In fact, Penn Central ran the last train from Chicago to Cincinnati in 1884, just a few years before Penn Station opened in Chicago.

Logansport had the much larger Pan-Henkel Depot, which was demolished in 1962, and it also houses a renovated Dentzel carousel, which resides in Riverside Park on the banks of the Eel River. The carousels and games are operated by a brass ring, which the drivers can cling to while driving or grab the brass rings.

The Cattail Trail is a pleasant route through West Lafayette that winds through Logansport and begins at Pickett Memorial Park and winds down to Purdue University campus. Big 4 Rail Trail is a trail route developed by the Great Lakes Regional Transit Authority (GTRTA). The Monterey-Erie Trail extends over the same stretch of land as the Big Four Rail Trail, and the two trails are expected to be linked in the future.

The Economic Development Organisation of the City of Logansport is a non-profit economic development organisation focused on the development of the city, its businesses and the local community. The city also hosts the McHale Performing Arts Center, which has a 2,000-seat auditorium for concerts and other events. It is connected to the school by a two-lane road and a car park, as well as a large car park and multi-storey car parks. At the interface between business and local communities, the Loganport-Cass County Chamber of Commerce is the forum for local business.

The public forum will be held from 6 to 8: 30 p.m. at the McHale Auditorium, Berry Lane 1, Logansport, 46947. Seating in the auditorium will be limited to meet the size requirements for public gatherings following the coronavirus pandemic.

The slightly tinted area outside the border is the hour spent in the city of Logansport, Indiana County and Illinois State. This excludes hours when the average wind speed is less than 1.0 km / h. During these hours, the average wind direction is in one of the four main wind directions, but excludes all hours when it is more than 2.5 km / h in each direction.

Temperatures typically vary between 20C and 83C throughout the year and rarely exceed 1C. (91AdeGF). The muggy periods of the year usually last 3-6 months, with comfort being muggy, oppressive and miserable. The windy parts of this year last 7-5 months with temperatures in the mid to mid 80s and wind speeds of 30-40 km / h or higher.

The probability of wind blowing in the mid to late 80s and 30 to 40 km / h (91 AdeGF) is higher during these periods.

Daylight saving time (Daylight saving time) is observed from spring (March 8) and lasts 7-8 months and ends in autumn (November 1). The longest day is the shortest day on December 21; the earliest sunrise is on June 13 at 6: 13, the latest sunset is on December 7 at 5: 17 and on November 14 at 7: 15. The shortest days are the longest days on January 1, February 2, March 4, April 1 and May 1. October 31 at 5.17 p.m. is early sunset, June 14 at 6.13 a.m., May 3 at sunset and April 4 at early morning. The late sunrise is the last day of daylight saving time on March 2 and the late morning on May 2.

While temperatures typically vary significantly from night to day, dew points tend to change more slowly, and while temperatures can fall at night, sweltering nights typically follow sweltering days. The most common form of precipitation during the year is rain alone, with the classification based on the number of days with at least one day of rain per year. As shown in the graph below, rainfall accumulated over a period of 31 days, in the middle of one day of the year, is shown. Independent values were calculated for perceived temperature, precipitation, humidity, temperature change, air pressure, wind speed and wind direction.

The topography within 2 miles of Logansport has only slight elevation differences; the farmland to the south is generally flat, and to the north and east there are flat hills that form a ridge over northern Cass and Miami counties. There is a large flat area north of the city and a small area south and west of it, as well as a few small hills to the north. In Loganport summers are long, warm and wet, winters are icy and windy, it is partly cloudy - and the windiest day of the year is 31 March with an average wind speed of 25 km / h.