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Indiana County Map with Cities and Towns [IN, US]

    Indiana County Map with Cities and Towns [IN, US]

    ✅ Indiana County Map

    Indiana County Map with Cities and Towns

     

    Below is a full list of Indiana’s 92 counties with county seats, established dates, area and notable towns. Use the table for quick reference — for official figures (area, legal dates) consult county or state sources.
    County County Seat Established Area (sq mi) Major Cities and Towns
    Adams Decatur 1836 339 Decatur, Berne, Monroe
    Allen Fort Wayne 1824 657 Fort Wayne, New Haven, Woodburn, Huntertown
    Bartholomew Columbus 1821 409 Columbus, Edinburgh, Hope
    Benton Fowler 1840 406 Fowler, Oxford, Boswell
    Blackford Hartford City 1838 165 Hartford City, Montpelier
    Boone Lebanon 1830 423 Lebanon, Zionsville, Whitestown
    Brown Nashville 1836 316 Nashville, Story, Helmsburg
    Carroll Delphi 1828 375 Delphi, Flora, Camden
    Cass Logansport 1829 414 Logansport, Galveston, Walton
    Clark Jeffersonville 1801 376 Jeffersonville, Clarksville, Charlestown
    Clay Brazil 1825 360 Brazil, Center Point, Knightsville
    Clinton Frankfort 1830 405 Frankfort, Mulberry, Rossville
    Crawford English 1818 308 English, Marengo, Leavenworth
    Daviess Washington 1817 436 Washington, Elnora, Odon
    Dearborn Lawrenceburg 1803 307 Lawrenceburg, Aurora, Dillsboro
    Decatur Greensburg 1822 373 Greensburg, St Paul, New Point
    DeKalb Auburn 1837 363 Auburn, Garrett, Waterloo
    Delaware Muncie 1827 394 Muncie, Yorktown, Selma
    Dubois Jasper 1818 435 Jasper, Huntingburg, Ferdinand
    Elkhart Goshen 1830 467 Elkhart, Goshen, Nappanee
    Fayette Connersville 1819 215 Connersville, Liberty
    Floyd New Albany 1819 148 New Albany, Georgetown, Greenville
    Fountain Covington 1826 397 Covington, Veedersburg
    Franklin Brookville 1811 391 Brookville, Metamora
    Fulton Rochester 1836 371 Rochester, Akron
    Gibson Princeton 1813 435 Princeton, Fort Branch, Oakland City
    Grant Marion 1831 414 Marion, Gas City, Jonesboro
    Greene Bloomfield 1821 545 Linton, Bloomfield, Jasonville
    Hamilton Noblesville 1823 402 Noblesville, Carmel (part), Fishers (part)
    Hancock Greenfield 1828 306 Greenfield, Avon (part), Fortville
    Harrison Corydon 1808 486 Corydon, Lanesville
    Hendricks Danville 1824 408 Danville, Plainfield, Avon
    Henry New Castle 1822 394 New Castle, Knightstown, Lewisville
    Howard Kokomo 1844 293 Kokomo, Greentown, Russiaville
    Huntington Huntington 1832 385 Huntington, Warren, Andrews
    Jackson Brownstown 1816 513 Seymour, Brownstown, Medora
    Jasper Rensselaer 1838 561 Rensselaer, DeMotte, Wheatfield
    Jay Portland 1836 384 Portland, Dunkirk
    Jefferson Madison 1811 362 Madison, Hanover
    Jennings Vernon 1817 378 North Vernon, Vernon, Butlerville
    Johnson Franklin 1823 321 Franklin, Greenwood, Bargersville
    Knox Vincennes 1790 524 Vincennes, Bicknell
    Kosciusko Warsaw 1836 554 Warsaw, Winona Lake, North Webster
    LaGrange LaGrange 1832 386 LaGrange, Shipshewana
    Lake Crown Point 1837 626 Gary, Hammond, East Chicago, Crown Point
    LaPorte LaPorte 1832 613 LaPorte, Michigan City, Wanatah
    Lawrence Bedford 1818 451 Bedford, Mitchell
    Madison Anderson 1823 452 Anderson, Elwood, Lapel
    Marion Indianapolis 1822 403 Indianapolis, Beech Grove, Lawrence
    Marshall Plymouth 1835 449 Plymouth, Argos, Bourbon
    Martin Shoals 1820 340 Shoals, Loogootee
    Miami Peru 1833 377 Peru, Rochester, Akron
    Monroe Bloomington 1818 411 Bloomington, Ellettsville, Stinesville
    Montgomery Crawfordsville 1823 505 Crawfordsville, Darlington
    Morgan Martinsville 1822 409 Martinsville, Mooresville
    Newton Morocco 1835 405 Morocco, Brook
    Noble Albion 1836 417 Kendallville, Albion, Ligonier
    Ohio Rising Sun 1844 87 Rising Sun
    Orange Paoli 1816 408 Paoli, Orleans
    Owen Spencer 1819 387 Spencer, Gosport
    Parke Rockville 1821 449 Rockville, Marshall, Montezuma
    Perry Tell City 1814 386 Tell City, Cannelton
    Pike Petersburg 1816 341 Petersburg, Otwell
    Porter Valparaiso 1836 418 Valparaiso, Portage, Chesterton
    Posey Mount Vernon 1814 419 Mount Vernon, New Harmony
    Pulaski Winamac 1839 434 Winamac, Francesville
    Putnam Greencastle 1822 482 Greencastle, Roachdale, Fillmore
    Randolph Winchester 1818 453 Winchester, Portland, Farmland
    Ripley Versailles 1816 448 Versailles, Batesville, Osgood
    Rush Rushville 1821 408 Rushville, Carthage, Milroy
    St. Joseph South Bend 1830 457 South Bend, Mishawaka, Niles (nearby)
    Scott Scottsburg 1820 192 Scottsburg, Vienna
    Shelby Shelbyville 1821 412 Shelbyville, St. Paul (part)
    Spencer Rockport 1818 401 Rockport, Santa Claus (nearby), Santa Claus
    Starke Knox 1835 312 Knox, North Judson
    Steuben Angola 1837 396 Angola, Fremont, Orland
    Sullivan Sullivan 1817 458 Sullivan, Shelburn
    Switzerland Vevay 1814 223 Vevay, Patriot
    Tippecanoe Lafayette 1826 503 Lafayette, West Lafayette, Battle Ground
    Tipton Tipton 1844 260 Tipton, Kempton
    Union Liberty 1818 152 Liberty
    Vanderburgh Evansville 1818 236 Evansville, Darmstadt, Newburgh
    Vermillion Newport 1824 259 Newport, Clinton, Cayuga
    Vigo Terre Haute 1818 414 Terre Haute, West Terre Haute
    Wabash Wabash 1835 420 Wabash, North Manchester
    Warren Williamsport 1827 366 Williamsport, West Lebanon
    Warrick Boonville 1813 391 Boonville, Newburgh, Chandler
    Washington Salem 1814 516 Salem, Campbellsburg
    Wayne Richmond 1811 414 Richmond, Centerville
    Wells Bluffton 1837 370 Bluffton, Ossian
    White Monticello 1834 726 Monticello, Reynolds
    Whitley Columbia City 1838 337 Columbia City, Churubusco

    *Explore Indiana — Heart of the Midwest*

    Indiana is a state of contrasts: *vibrant cities*, *rolling farmland*, and *tranquil small towns*. From the industrial corridors of Indianapolis and Fort Wayne to the lakeshore communities in the north and the scenic hills of southern Indiana, the state offers diverse experiences for visitors and residents alike.

    Geography & Climate

    Indiana’s geography ranges from the sandy Lake Michigan shoreline in the northwest to the forested, karst-rich hills of the south. Most of the state lies on fertile glacial plains, making *agriculture a cornerstone* of local economies. Summers are warm and humid while winters can be cold with occasional lake-effect snow in northern counties.

    History & Culture

    Historically, Indiana played a pivotal role in westward expansion and Midwest development. The state’s cultural life blends *Native American heritage*, early pioneer history, and waves of 19th–20th century immigration. Museums, historical sites, and preserved downtowns across county seats—*from Vincennes to Corydon*—tell that layered story.

    Economy & Industry

    Manufacturing, agriculture, logistics, and higher education are the pillars of Indiana’s economy. Counties close to Indianapolis benefit from tech and service-sector growth, while northern counties feature heavy manufacturing and shipping hubs. The state’s central location and highway network make it a distribution and logistics powerhouse.

    Top Destinations & Outdoor Activities

    • Indianapolis: *Sports, museums, and vibrant downtown life.* Don’t miss the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the cultural corridor.
    • Brown County State Park: *Hiking and fall foliage* — a favorite for short escapes.
    • Lake Michigan shore: Beaches, dunes, and charming lake towns such as Michigan City.
    • French Lick & West Baden: Historic resorts, golf, and spas in southern Indiana.
    • Historic Vincennes and Corydon: *Indiana’s earliest seats of government* with preserved 19th-century sites.

    Travel Tips

    Getting around: Renting a car is the most flexible way to explore counties beyond the cities. Interstate corridors (I-65, I-70, I-69, I-74) link major centers. Best seasons: late spring through early fall for outdoor activities; autumn for leaf-peeping.

    Local Flavor & Events

    Indiana’s county fairs, local farmers’ markets, and community festivals showcase the state’s agricultural roots and regional specialties — *try a pork tenderloin sandwich*, visit a farmers market, or time a trip with a county fair for authentic local culture.