IndianaMapFederal Depository Library Locations of Indiana 2025 was developed by Indiana State Library staff in August 2025. The dataset includes information on the FDL number, parent institution, library name, depository type, library type, address information, and contact information. Read more about the Indiana State Library and the Federal Depository Library Program below. The Indiana State Library participates in the Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP), and serves as the Congressionally-designated regional depository of Indiana. As the regional depository, ISL is required to collect all content published by the U.S. Government. The FDLP program originated in the early nineteenth century with a joint resolution of Congress that directed additional copies of the House and Senate Journals, as well as other government documents be printed and distributed to institutions outside the Federal establishment. The Depository Library System has expanded with time, and today there are nearly 1,250 participating libraries (including 32 libraries from Indiana). Government documents cover a breadth of topics, and may be found in a variety of formats including: print collections (books, reports, brochures & pamphlets) kits (print booklets/three-dimensional objects) digital content (i.e. websites, digital collections, etc.) microfilm & microfiche CDs & DVDs Maps posters/collections of printed illustrations For more detailed information about FDLP procedures and guidelines, as well as general information regarding researching government information, visit the Indiana Federal Documents site.ArcGIS FeatureLayerhttps://hub.arcgis.com/datasets/f1c58b62933841ea9f98f2a0d4aeaf6f_0engIndianaMapPublicFederal Depository Library Locations 2025 [Indiana]Web servicesIndiana2025