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Wabash is a small city located in the Noble Township of Wabash County, in the state of Indiana. It is also the capital of Wabash County. The name Wabash, a native word meaning ‘water over white rocks’, was given to it by the river of the same name flowing through its center. Wabash has several features distinguishing it from other cities of its type in the area, for example, it claims to be the first city lighted by electricity in the world, and it also boasts many historic landmarks like the Eagles Theatre, historic churches, grounds, and canals. Wabash is also served by Narcotics Anonymous as an urban center with a significant number of people suffering from substance use disorders. NA meetings in Wabash are open for anyone who needs help to walk in, no matter their race or religious beliefs. This engenders great openness and freedom in the participants of these meetings and ensures nobody is left helpless. They feel free to share their experiences and collaborate to help everybody with their substance use disorders, leaving nobody behind. NA Indiana holds meetings all over the state, in almost all urban centers. You are welcome to visit the website Narcotics.com to find the meeting closest to you.

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