Indiana

Best known as the Orthopedic Capital of the World, Warsaw, Ind., has so much more to offer. Most of all, its proud and close knit community, which Russ Mitchell got to know when he visited forThe Early Show's "Tour My Town" series.

See his report

When Barbara Lindquist invited The Early Show to visit Warsaw, she called it a "fantastic community of lakes" - and she wasn't kidding! Kosciusko County, where Warsaw is located, has 103 lakes. The town's other pride and joy is its strong manufacturing history, which makes this community rich in resources.

Start getting to know Warsaw through its government Web site

Among other interesting information, you'll see how Warsaw is growing, and learn some interesting trivia.

Also, check out the area's arts and culture.

LOCATION: Warsaw is in Northern Indiana along the historic Lincoln Highway. It is the county seat of Kosciusko County (558 square miles), located at the intersection of U.S. 30 and S.R. 15.

FACTS: Population of the city of Warsaw was 12,415, as of the 2000 Census.

Distance to Indianapolis: 130 miles.

Daily newspaper: Times-Union, now in its fifth consecutive generation of ownership by the Williams family.

Government: Elected Mayor, Clerk-Treasurer, 7-Member Council.