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About Bright, IN

Affordable country living for city workers and everyone else is what makes Bright, Indiana such a tempting place to live. High on the lush Indiana hills, this is the perfect place for people to get the relaxation they desire after a long day toiling in nearby Cincinnati. The most important aspect of Bright, Indiana is the land here. Bright has several hills, woods and creeks which allow their residents to enjoy hunting and fishing. Most shopping is done in nearby towns but there are a few places one can go for goods. Housing in Bright, Indiana include many country farm houses, new subdivisions and traditional older homes.

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