Little Eagle Creek Initiatives
Patricia Park Improvements
In Fall and Spring, committee members and neighbors have removed invasive species and debris at this Clarence Farrington School 61 – adjacent park along Falcon Creek, a tributary of Little Eagle Creek.
Neighborhood Outreach
The committee is developing materials and strategies to reach new neighbors, including Spanish translations of ROW information and inroads to small businesses in the International Marketplace.
International Marketplace Coalition Partnership
Partnering with International Marketplace Coalition, Little Eagle Creek hopes to explore with neighbors the cross-cultural implications of waterways and waterway connections.
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Connection
This partnership is building to connect the Brickyard Crossing Golf Course, through which Little Eagle Creek flows, to local neighborhoods to collaborate on waterway solutions.
Committee File Cabinet
Quick Waterway Facts
Community Resources
Meeting Minutes
Maps
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Physical Facts
- Little Eagle Creek’s headwaters begin at New Augusta Road just north of 71st Street.
- It then flows along the International Marketplace and through the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and continues until it converges with Eagle Creek just south of Washington Street.
Historical Facts
- In 1968 the Lafayette Square Mall area was built and recently, due to the influx of ethnic restaurants and grocery stores, it has been re-branded as Indy’s International Marketplace.
- Between the International Marketplace and the Motor Speedway is the Eagledale Neighborhood, a suburban community built in the 1950’s and 60’s.
Community Facts
- The International Marketplace area has been recognized by the New York Times as being a place “Where the world comes to eat.”
- Hundreds of ethnic restaurants, groceries, and other small businesses dot the Lafayette Square area, creating a vibrant melting pot of traditions and perspectives along Little Eagle Creek.
- Check out IMC’s Passport to Indy’s Global Cuisine and explore!