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Residents per square mile of land (water excluded). Under 50 is rural, a few hundred is small-town, 2,500+ is urban, and 10,000+ is big-city dense.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 95/sq mi
- Indiana
- 191/sq mi
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- 1Marion County2,464/sq mi
- 2Lake County1,003/sq mi
- 3Hamilton County926/sq mi
- 4Vanderburgh County772/sq mi
- 5Allen County597/sq mi
- 6St. Joseph County596/sq mi
- 7Floyd County545/sq mi
- 8Johnson County519/sq mi
- 9Hendricks County451/sq mi
- 10Elkhart County447/sq mi
- 11Porter County418/sq mi
- 12Tippecanoe County379/sq mi
- 13Monroe County357/sq mi
- 14Clark County334/sq mi
- 15Madison County292/sq mi
- 16Delaware County286/sq mi
- 17Howard County286/sq mi
- 18Hancock County275/sq mi
- 19Vigo County263/sq mi
- 20Bartholomew County205/sq mi
- 21LaPorte County187/sq mi
- 22Morgan County180/sq mi
- 23Boone County177/sq mi
- 24Warrick County170/sq mi
- 25Dearborn County168/sq mi
- 26Wayne County165/sq mi
- 27Grant County160/sq mi
- 28Kosciusko County151/sq mi
- 29Scott County129/sq mi
- 30Henry County125/sq mi
- 31DeKalb County121/sq mi
- 32Noble County116/sq mi
- 33Steuben County113/sq mi
- 34Shelby County110/sq mi
- 35Fayette County109/sq mi
- 36LaGrange County108/sq mi
- 37Adams County107/sq mi
- 38Marshall County104/sq mi
- 39Whitley County103/sq mi
- 40Dubois County102/sq mi
- 41Lawrence County100/sq mi
- 42Huntington County96/sq mi
- 43Miami County96/sq mi
- 44Jackson County92/sq mi
- 45Jefferson County92/sq mi
- 46Cass County91/sq mi
- 47Harrison County82/sq mi
- 48Clinton County81/sq mi
- 49Daviess County78/sq mi
- 50Putnam County78/sq mi
- 51Wells County77/sq mi
- 52Montgomery County76/sq mi
- 53Starke County76/sq mi
- 54Wabash County75/sq mi
- 55Clay County74/sq mi
- 56Jennings County73/sq mi
- 57Blackford County72/sq mi
- 58Decatur County71/sq mi
- 59Knox County70/sq mi
- 60Ohio County70/sq mi
- 61Gibson County68/sq mi
- 62Ripley County65/sq mi
- 63Posey County61/sq mi
- 64Vermillion County60/sq mi
- 65Franklin County60/sq mi
- 66Jasper County59/sq mi
- 67Tipton County59/sq mi
- 68Greene County57/sq mi
- 69Owen County56/sq mi
- 70Carroll County55/sq mi
- 71Fulton County55/sq mi
- 72Washington County55/sq mi
- 73Randolph County54/sq mi
- 74Jay County53/sq mi
- 75Perry County51/sq mi
- 76Spencer County50/sq mi
- 77Brown County50/sq mi
- 78Orange County50/sq mi
- 79White County49/sq mi
- 80Sullivan County47/sq mi
- 81Switzerland County45/sq mi
- 82Union County43/sq mi
- 83Fountain County42/sq mi
- 84Rush County41/sq mi
- 85Parke County37/sq mi
- 86Pike County36/sq mi
- 87Newton County35/sq mi
- 88Crawford County34/sq mi
- 89Martin County29/sq mi
- 90Pulaski County29/sq mi
- 91Warren County23/sq mi
- 92Benton County22/sq mi
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest population density in Indiana?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 47306 (Muncie, IN) has the highest: 14,379/sq mi.
Which zip code has the lowest population density in Indiana?
47264 (Norman, IN) has the lowest: 18/sq mi.
What is the population density for the United States?
95/sq mi; in Indiana it is 191/sq mi.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Residents per square mile of land (water excluded). Under 50 is rural, a few hundred is small-town, 2,500+ is urban, and 10,000+ is big-city dense.
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