Map of Indiana (IN Map)

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Indiana is in the Midwestern and Great Lakes regions in North America. It is the 15th most populous state of all the 50 states in US. The capital of Indiana is Indianapolis.

Indiana State Map

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About Indiana

Indiana, the 19th state of the United States, is situated in the Midwestern region of the country. The state is famous for its sport teams and higher educational institutions. The state of IN covers a total area of 36,418 sq miles. The bordering states of Indiana are Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan, and Illinois. An Indiana Map can guide the visitors to every nook and corner of The Hoosier State. The capital and largest city of the state is Indianapolis.

About Indiana Map

The exact location of the state, which is on the eastern corner of north-central United States, is shown in the map. The map also locates the rivers and lakes. Indianapolis, the capital city, is prominently marked. Towns like Anderson, Evansville, Ft. Wayne and St. Bend are also shown along with their respective geographical standing. Other cities and towns such as Scottsburg, Rockville, Madison, Princeton, Kokomo, New Albany, Martinsville, Marion, Lagrange, Gary, Lafayette, Rushville, Bloomington, Monticello, Decatur, and several others are indicated in the Indiana map. The extensive road network of 93,606 miles is vividly marked. Also, the railway routes that collectively cover 4,685 miles are shown on the Indiana map. As a whole, the map offers an all-encompassing overview of the state, especially for those that are visiting for the first time, and is a significant illustrative guide that provides a lot of information regarding the area.

Cities in Indiana

The state of IN houses the following popular tourist destinations:
  • Bloomington - Famous for the Indiana University
  • Indianapolis - Capital of the state
  • Fort Wayne - The second biggest city
  • Evansville - Famous for the University of Southern Indiana and University of Evansville
  • West Lafayette - Known for the Purdue University
  • Gary - A business settlement near Chicago
  • South Bend - Famous for the University of Notre Dame
  • Muncie - Renowned for the Ball State University
  • Terre Haute - Houses the Indiana State University
  • Famous tourist spots include Chain O' Lakes State Park, Brown County State Park, Hoosier National Forest, George Rogers Clark National Historical Park, John Mellencamp's Mansion, Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, Prophetstown State Park, Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial, and Turkey Run State Park.

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    Indiana State Facts

    State NameIndiana
    NicknameThe Hoosier State
    CountryUnited States
    ContinentNorth America
    Capital CityIndianapolis
    Largest CityIndianapolis
    AbbreviationIN
    State MottoThe Crossroads of America
    Bordering StatesMichigan, Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois
    State FlowerPeony
    State BirdNorthern Cardinal
    State AnimalNone
    Joined the UnionDecember 11, 1816
    Area36,420 sq mi (94,326 sq km)
    Major CitiesIndianapolis, Fort Wayne, Evansville, South Bend, Carmel
    TimezoneEastern Time Zone, Central Time Zone
    Population6,785,528 (2020 Census)
    Highest PointHoosier Hill - 1,257 ft (383 m)
    Lowest PointOhio River - 320 ft (98 m)
    Major RiversWabash River, Ohio River, White River, St. Joseph River, Tippecanoe River
    Major LakesLake Michigan, Monroe Lake, Patoka Lake, Lake Wawasee, Brookville Lake
    Longest RiverWabash River
    Famous ForIndianapolis 500, basketball, corn production, covered bridges, manufacturing
    AirportsIndianapolis International Airport, Fort Wayne International Airport, South Bend International Airport, Evansville Regional Airport
    Major Sports TeamIndiana Pacers, Indianapolis Colts, Indiana Fever
    Major HighwaysUS Highway 31, US Highway 35, US Highway 41, US Highway 50, US Highway 52
    State RoutesIndiana State Road 1, Indiana State Road 3, Indiana State Road 9, Indiana State Road 37, Indiana State Road 46
    Official Websitehttps://www.in.gov

    List of the Largest Cities in Indiana by Population

    CityCountyPopulation (2020 Census)Lat Long
    IndianapolisMarion County887,64239.7684,-86.1581
    Fort WayneAllen County263,88641.0793,-85.1394
    EvansvilleVanderburgh County117,29837.9716,-87.5711
    South BendSt. Joseph County103,45341.6764,-86.2520
    CarmelHamilton County99,75739.9784,-86.1180
    FishersHamilton County98,97739.9568,-86.0133
    BloomingtonMonroe County79,16839.1653,-86.5264
    HammondLake County77,87941.5834,-87.5000
    LafayetteTippecanoe County70,78340.4167,-86.8753
    NoblesvilleHamilton County69,60440.0456,-86.0086

    Indiana Interstates

    North-South interstates include: Interstate 65 and Interstate 69.

    East-West interstates include: Interstate 64, Interstate 70, Interstate 74, Interstate 80 and Interstate 90.

    Indiana State Routes

    Indiana State Road 1, Indiana State Road 3, Indiana State Road 9, Indiana State Road 37, Indiana State Road 46, Indiana State Road 67, Indiana State Road 931.

    Regions in Indiana

    • Northern Indiana
    • Central Indiana
    • Southern Indiana
    • Calumet Region
    • Wabash Valley
    • Hoosier National Forest Region
    • Indiana Dunes Region
    • Ohio River Valley

    Main Sights in Indiana

    • Indianapolis Motor Speedway - Indianapolis
    • Indiana Dunes National Park - Porter
    • Holiday World and Splashin' Safari - Santa Claus
    • Brown County State Park - Nashville
    • Children's Museum of Indianapolis - Indianapolis
    • Clifty Falls State Park - Madison
    • French Lick Resort - French Lick
    • Turkey Run State Park - Marshall
    • Lucas Oil Stadium - Indianapolis
    • Marengo Cave - Marengo
    • Newfields Art Museum - Indianapolis
    • Shipshewana Flea Market - Shipshewana

    National Parks in Indiana

    • Indiana Dunes National Park
    • George Rogers Clark National Historical Park
    • Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial
    • Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail
    • National Road Historic Trail