New Albany
a city and countyseat of Floyd co., Ind.; on the Ohio river, and on the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern, the Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis, the Southern, and the Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville railroads; opposite Louisville, Ky. A bridge connects the city with Louisville. Here are the court house, hospital, library, National and State banks, street railroads, electric lights, and several daily and weekly newspapers. The city has manufactories of engines, automobiles, cars, and boilers, planing, rolling, and flour mills, pork-packing houses, iron foundries, shipyards, and plateglass works. Pop. (1910) 20,629; (1920) 22,992.