The U.S. state of Indiana is divided into 92 Counties. Explore the Indiana County Map, all Counties list along with their County Seats in alphabetical order and their population, areas and the date of formation.
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ndiana was accepted as one of the states of United States in the year 1816. It is situated in the midwestern region of United States. The state of Indiana shares the borders with Michigan to the north Ohio to the east and Ohio River to the south and Illinois to the west. The state is spread over 35826 square miles of area of United State. ‘The nick of the state is The Hoosier State’. The state is advantaged with many most valuable resources like Natural Gas, Oil, Coal, Stone and Sand. The capital of Indiana is Indianapolis which is the largest city of the state. The state is also called as ‘Naptown’. The state attracts a lot of to its scenic beauty and awesome places.
Indiana` s most populated county is Marion County with 860,454 inhabitants. The smallest county in terms of area and less population is Ohio County. There are approximately above 600 cities in the state. Among them the prominent ones are Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Evansville and South Bend and many more. The richest city in the state of Indiana is Zionsville.
Indiana follows a constitutional democratic republican form of government. This form of government usually has three branches in which the power of the state rests on. They are executive branch which has an elected governor and lieutenant governor, the legislative branch that has General Assembly and the Judicial branch in which the Supreme court of Indiana is part and parcel along with Court of Appeals and other courts. The counties of Indiana play a vital role for local administration. County Government consist of County Council, Board of Commissioners and other Boards. Each county owns its own circuit court.
The U.S. state of Indiana has 92 Counties. This is list of Indiana Counties and County Seats in alphabetical order along with check their population, areas and the date of formation.
List of Counties in Indiana with County Seats
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S.N | County | County Seat | Population | Area | Formed |
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1 | Adams County | Decatur | 33,625 | 339 sq mi | February 7, 1836 |
2 | Allen County | Fort Wayne | 355,329 | 657 sq mi | December 12, 1823 |
3 | Bartholomew County | Columbus | 71,435 | 407 sq mi | January 8, 1821 |
4 | Benton County | Fowler | 8,854 | 406 sq mi | February 18, 1840 |
5 | Blackford County | Hartford City | 14,048 | 165 sq mi | February 15, 1838 |
6 | Boone County | Lebanon | 56,640 | 423 sq mi | January 29, 1830 |
7 | Brown County | Nashville | 14,957 | 312 sq mi | February 3, 1836 |
8 | Carroll County | Delphi | 20,165 | 372 sq mi | January 17, 1828 |
9 | Cass County | Logansport | 40,930 | 412 sq mi | December 18, 1828 |
10 | Clark County | Jeffersonville | 96,472 | 373 sq mi | February 3, 1801 |
11 | Clay County | Brazil | 26,556 | 358 sq mi | February 12, 1825 |
12 | Clinton County | Frankfort | 33,866 | 405 sq mi | January 29, 1830 |
13 | Crawford County | English | 10,743 | 306 sq mi | January 29, 1818 |
14 | Daviess County | Washington | 30,820 | 429 sq mi | February 2, 1818 |
15 | Dearborn County | Lawrenceburg | 50,047 | 305 sq mi | March 7, 1803 |
16 | Decatur County | Greensburg | 24,555 | 373 sq mi | December 12, 1821 |
17 | DeKalb County | Auburn | 40,285 | 363 sq mi | February 7, 1835 |
18 | Delaware County | Muncie | 118,769 | 392 sq mi | January 26, 1827[11] |
19 | Dubois County | Jasper | 39,674 | 427 sq mi | December 20, 1817 |
20 | Elkhart County | Goshen | 182,791 | 463 sq mi | January 29, 1830 |
21 | Fayette County | Connersville | 25,588 | 215 sq mi | January 29, 1818 |
22 | Floyd County | New Albany | 78,823 | 148 sq mi | January 2, 1819 |
23 | Fountain County | Covington | 17,954 | 396 sq mi | December 20, 1825 |
24 | Franklin County | Brookville | 22,151 | 384 sq mi | February 1, 1811 |
25 | Fulton County | Rochester | 20,511 | 368 sq mi | February 7, 1836 |
26 | Gibson County | Princeton | 33,503 | 487 sq mi | April 1, 1813 |
27 | Grant County | Marion | 70,061 | 414 sq mi | February 10, 1831 |
28 | Greene County | Bloomfield | 32,157 | 543 sq mi | January 5, 1821 |
29 | Hamilton County | Noblesville | 274,569 | 394 sq mi | January 8, 1823 |
30 | Hancock County | Greenfield | 70,002 | 306 sq mi | March 1, 1828 |
31 | Harrison County | Corydon | 34,325 | 485 sq mi | December 1, 1808 |
32 | Hendricks County | Danville | 145,488 | 407 sq mi | December 20, 1824 |
33 | Henry County | New Castle | 48,508 | 392 sq mi | December 31, 1821 |
34 | Howard County | Kokomo | 84,964 | 293 sq mi | January 15, 1844[12] |
35 | Huntington County | Huntington | 38,075 | 383 sq mi | February 2, 1832 |
36 | Jackson County | Brownstown | 41,335 | 509 sq mi | January 1, 1816 |
37 | Jasper County | Rensselaer | 30,043 | 560 sq mi | February 7, 1835 |
38 | Jay County | Portland | 21,806 | 384 sq mi | February 7, 1835 |
39 | Jefferson County | Madison | 31,705 | 361 sq mi | November 23, 1810 |
40 | Jennings County | Vernon | 27,554 | 377 sq mi | December 27, 1816 |
41 | Johnson County | Franklin | 139,654 | 320 sq mi | December 31, 1823 |
42 | Knox County | Vincennes | 39,256 | 516 sq mi | June 6, 1790 |
43 | Kosciusko County | Warsaw | 74,057 | 531 sq mi | February 7, 1835 |
44 | LaGrange County | LaGrange | 34,909 | 380 sq mi | February 2, 1832 |
45 | Lake County | Crown Point | 496,004 | 499 sq mi | January 28, 1837 |
46 | LaPorte County | LaPorte | 111,467 | 598 sq mi | January 29, 1832 |
47 | Lawrence County | Bedford | 45,922 | 449 sq mi | January 7, 1818 |
48 | Madison County | Anderson | 133,358 | 452 sq mi | January 4, 1823 |
49 | Marion County | Indianapolis | 903,393 | 396 sq mi | December 31, 1821 |
50 | Marshall County | Plymouth | 45,128 | 444 sq mi | February 7, 1835 |
51 | Martin County | Shoals | 10,369 | 336 sq mi | January 17, 1820 |
52 | Miami County | Peru | 36,082 | 374 sq mi | January 30, 1833 |
53 | Monroe County | Bloomington | 137,974 | 395 sq mi | January 14, 1818 |
54 | Montgomery County | Crawfordsville | 37,629 | 505 sq mi | December 21, 1822 |
55 | Morgan County | Martinsville | 68,894 | 404 sq mi | December 31, 1822 |
56 | Newton County | Kentland | 14,566 | 402 sq mi | December 8, 1859[13] |
57 | Noble County | Albion | 46,275 | 411 sq mi | February 7, 1835 |
58 | Ohio County | Rising Sun | 6,128 | 86 sq mi | January 4, 1844 |
59 | Orange County | Paoli | 19,306 | 398 sq mi | February 1, 1816 |
60 | Owen County | Spencer | 21,786 | 385 sq mi | December 21, 1818 |
61 | Parke County | Rockville | 17,241 | 445 sq mi | January 9, 1821 |
62 | Perry County | Tell City | 18,899 | 382 sq mi | November 1, 1814 |
63 | Pike County | Petersburg | 12,837 | 334 sq mi | December 21, 1816 |
64 | Porter County | Valparaiso | 146,798 | 418 sq mi | February 7, 1835 |
65 | Posey County | Mount Vernon | 27,061 | 410 sq mi | November 11, 1814 |
66 | Pulaski County | Winamac | 13,755 | 434 sq mi | February 7, 1835 |
67 | Putnam County | Greencastle | 36,019 | 481 sq mi | December 31, 1822 |
68 | Randolph County | Winchester | 27,401 | 452 sq mi | January 10, 1818 |
69 | Ripley County | Versailles | 26,523 | 446 sq mi | December 27, 1816 |
70 | Rush County | Rushville | 18,261 | 408 sq mi | December 31, 1821 |
71 | Scott County | Scottsburg | 22,960 | 190 sq mi | January 12, 1820 |
72 | Shelby County | Shelbyville | 44,436 | 411 sq mi | December 31, 1821 |
73 | Spencer County | Rockport | 20,391 | 397 sq mi | January 10, 1818 |
74 | St Joseph County | South Bend | 266,931 | 458 sq mi | January 29, 1830 |
75 | Starke County | Knox | 23,556 | 309 sq mi | February 7, 1835 |
76 | Steuben County | Angola | 33,214 | 309 sq mi | February 7, 1837 |
77 | Sullivan County | Sullivan | 21,751 | 447 sq mi | December 30, 1816 |
78 | Switzerland County | Vevay | 10,613 | 221 sq mi | October 1, 1814 |
79 | Tippecanoe County | Lafayette | 172,780 | 500 sq mi | January 20, 1826 |
80 | Tipton County | Tipton | 16,577 | 261 sq mi | January 15, 1844 |
81 | Union County | Liberty | 7,516 | 161 sq mi | January 5, 1821 |
82 | Vanderburgh County | Evansville | 188,922 | 233 sq mi | January 7, 1818 |
83 | Vermillion County | Newport | 16,788 | 257 sq mi | January 2, 1824 |
84 | Vigo County | Terre Haute | 105,848 | 403 sq mi | January 21, 1818 |
85 | Wabash County | Wabash | 34,960 | 412 sq mi | January 30, 1833[14] |
86 | Warren County | Williamsport | 8,508 | 365 sq mi | January 19, 1827 |
87 | Warrick County | Boonville | 60,010 | 385 sq mi | April 30, 1813 |
88 | Washington County | Salem | 27,223 | 514 sq mi | December 21, 1813 |
89 | Wayne County | Richmond | 71,097 | 402 sq mi | November 27, 1810 |
90 | Wells County | Bluffton | 27,600 | 368 sq mi | February 7, 1837 |
91 | White County | Monticello | 25,267 | 505 sq mi | February 1, 1834 |
92 | Whitley County | Columbia City | 30,707 | 336 sq mi | February 7, 1835 |
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