Eagleton, Indiana lies to the west of the city of Pawnee and has a population of 9,500. Shortly after Pawnee was founded in May of 1817, a group of the wealthiest and more prominent citizens, finding the soil untenable and the smell unpleasant, "evacuated" to the west and founded Eagleton. The entire town is slightly elevated, sitting on a hill. According to Leslie Knope, Eagleton is "the land of rich, snobby jerks". It has a very negative reputation among most Pawneeans.

Forbes Magazine labelled Eagleton a "model city the rest of America would do well to emulate".^[1]

It was revealed that Eagleton was founded by rich white settlers from Pawnee.

About EagletonEdit

Incorporated: 1817
Population (a/o 2010 census): 9,480 arrogant pinheads

LocationsEdit

• Wamapoke County Records Office
• Cozy's Bar
• Cupcake factory that always makes the air smell like vanilla

• Eagleton Police Department
  • Features maple walnut scones
• Grantham Pond
  • Open for all-day swims
• Part of Lafayette Park
• Brinkley Tanning Field
  • Populated with attendants ready to provide water mistings and fresh pineapple rounds
• "Dawn-O'er-Eagleton" Hot Air Balloon Voyages
  • Free of charge
• Plates
  • New local/organic American bistro on Lanover Street, which recently received Gastronomique Francaise's highest honor, the Gold Rating. It is owned by chef Terrence Eaujeune.
• Vilafolli Vineyard
• Pennington Square Farmers Market
• The Plaza Eagleton

Community FeaturesEdit

• Town hall meetings include complementary crêpes made out of porcini mushrooms and Boursin cheese
  • Valet Parking available
  • Free iPod Touches are given out as well as verbana scented soy candles to everyone who attends said meetings

Parks and Recreation DepartmentEdit

Deputy Director Lindsay Carlisle Shay runs the Parks and Recreation Department of Eagleton, Indiana.

EmployeesEdit

ReferencesEdit

1. ↑ http://pawneeindiana.com/parks-and-recreation/newsletter/eagleton/050511.shtml