Counties in Indiana that I have Visited

There are 92 Counties in Indiana – “The Hoosier State“

Also be sure to see my United States County Counting Page for the rest of the states.

I have visited 51 Counties = 55.4% of Counties in Indiana

Counties visited are colored-in; counties still needing to be visited are blank. Map created using Mob Rule.

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Twelve Mile Circle Articles Featuring Places in Indiana

Markers designate the Indiana locations featured in Twelve Mile Circle articles.

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Counties in Indiana

Below are the 92 counties in Indiana. Although infrequent, counties sometimes do change so please let me know if any of this information is out of date and I will update it. Those counties that I have visited are highlighted in Red. Readers can also link to any articles manually in this section if the map isn’t working.

1. Adams
2. Allen: Largest county in Indiana (657 square miles); The Smallest Largest US County; Saint Marys River
3. Bartholomew
4. Benton: Make a Bee Line
5. Blackford
6. Boone
7. Brown
8. Carroll
9. Cass: Twelve Mile, Indiana
10. Clark: The Big Four Bridge
11. Clay: Brazil
12. Clinton
13. Crawford
14. Daviess
15. De Kalb
16. Dearborn: Aurora; Triple Whipple Bridge
17. Decatur
18. Delaware
19. Dubois: Time Zone Boundary Craziness
20. Elkhart
21. Fayette: Fayette / Union Border
22. Floyd
23. Fountain
24. Franklin
25. Fulton
26. Gibson
27. Grant
28. Greene: Nestling Newark
29. Hamilton
30. Hancock
31. Harrison: Indiana Caverns; Original Indiana Capitol; Battle of Corydon; Constitution Elm
32. Hendricks
33. Henry
34. Howard
35. Huntington
36. Jackson: The Jeffersons and Beyond
37. Jasper
38. Jay
39. Jefferson: Clifty Falls
40. Jennings
41. Johnson
42. Knox
43. Kosciusko: That Other Warsaw
44. La Porte: Shoreline Brewery; Michigan City Beach & Lighthouses; Chicago-New York Electric Air Line; Indiana Toll Road Time Zone Crossing
45. Lagrange
46. Lake: Michael Jackson Home; Americana
47. Lawrence
48. Madison
49. Marion: Largest county population in Indiana (860,454 people in 2000 Census); The Dreadful Road Trip; Mmm… Doughnut; Alcatraz Brewing Co.
50. Marshall: E. LaPorte St. Footbridge
51. Martin
52. Miami
53. Monroe
54. Montgomery
55. Morgan
56. Newton
57. Noble: LaOtto Brewing; Shortline
58. Ohio: Smallest county in Indiana (87 square miles) and Smallest county population in Indiana (5,623 people in 2000 Census); Triple Whipple Bridge
59. Orange: Larry Bird Boulevard; Lost Rivers
60. Owen
61. Parke
62. Perry
63. Pike
64. Porter: Coffee Creek Fill
65. Posey
66. Pulaski
67. Putnam
68. Randolph: Entering Randolph; Overwhelming Union
69. Ripley
70. Rush
71. Scott: Leota Covered Bridge
72. Shelby
73. Spencer: Santa Claus, Indiana
74. St. Joseph: Quad County Towns; Order in the Court; Railroads Torment Colfax; Indiana Toll Road Time Zone Crossing
75. Starke
76. Steuben
77. Sullivan
78. Switzerland
79. Tippecanoe
80. Tipton
81. Union: Bordersplit School; County Tripoint; Union/Fayette Border
82. Vanderburgh: Mesker Park Zoo; USS LST-325
83. Vermillion: Adjacent Counties, Same Name, Different States
84. Vigo
85. Wabash
86. Warren
87. Warrick: Boone Scraps
88. Washington
89. Wayne: Hoosier Hill; Thistlewaite Falls
90. Wells
91. White
92. Whitely

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Quick Facts About Indiana

• Location: East North Central United States. See map above.
• Size⁽¹⁾: 35,826 square miles. Indiana is the 38th largest state. The next larger state is Kentucky and the next smaller state is Maine.
• Population⁽²⁾: 6,691,878 people. Indiana is the 17th most populous state. The next more populous state is Tennessee and the next less populous state is Missouri.
• Population Density: 186.8 people per square mile. Indiana is the 16th most densely populated state. The next more densely populated state is North Carolina and the next less densely populated state is Georgia.
• Bordering States: Indiana shares a border with 4 states: Illinois, Kentucky, Ohio and Michigan.
• Admission to the Union: December 11, 1816. Indiana was the 19th state admitted to the Union, after Louisiana and before Mississippi.
• Capital: Indianapolis.
• Highest Point: 1,257 feet at Hoosier Hill. See SummitPost’s Hoosier Hill page.
• Lowest Point: 320 feet at the Ohio River at Posey County.
• Government website: IN.gov: Home.
• Official Tourism website: VisitIndiana.com.
• Still not enough? See Wikipedia’s Indiana page.

Sources:

(1) Wikipedia: List of U.S. states and territories by area. Land area only.
(2) Wikipedia: List of states and territories of the United States by population. Estimated population on July 1, 2019.