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Indiana Population News Articles

Population Density

Historic & Projected Growth

Population by County


POPULATION DENSITY

People per square mile, 2010:   181.0

People per square mile, 2020:  189.4


HISTORIC & PROJECTED GROWTH 1790 TO 2040

Year
Population
1790
0
1800
5,641
1810
24,520
1820
147,718
1830
343,031
1840
685,866
1850
988,416
1860
1,350,428
1870
1,680,637
1880
1,978,301
1890
2,192,404
1900
2,516,462
1910
2,700,876
1920
2,930,390
1930
3,238,503
1940
3,427,796
1950
3,934,224
1960
4,662,498
1970
5,195,392
1980
5,490,210
1990
5,544,159
2000
6,080,485
2010
6,483,802
2020
6,785,528
2030
6,978,254
2040
7,095,000

SOURCE: U.S. Bureau of the Census & Weldon Cooper Center, Demographics Research Group
(The Census Bureau and Weldon Cooper Center have not yet provided updated State projections to reflect 2020 census numbers.)


Population by County

Census 2020 Population
Census 2010 Population
Change from 2010
Percent Change
INDIANA
6,785,528
6,483,802
301,726
4.65%
Adams County
35809
34,387
1,422
4.14%
Allen County
385410
355,329
30,081
8.47%
Bartholomew County
82208
76,794
5,414
7.05%
Benton County
8719
8,854
-135
-1.52%
Blackford County
12112
12,766
-654
-5.12%
Boone County
70812
56,640
14,172
25.02%
Brown County
15475
15,242
233
1.53%
Carroll County
20306
20,155
151
0.75%
Cass County
37870
38,966
-1,096
-2.81%
Clark County
121093
110,232
10,861
9.85%
Clay County
26466
26,890
-424
-1.58%
Clinton County
33190
33,224
-34
-0.10%
Crawford County
10526
10,713
-187
-1.75%
Daviess County
33381
31,648
1,733
5.48%
Dearborn County
50679
50,047
632
1.26%
Decatur County
26472
25,740
732
2.84%
De Kalb County
43265
42,223
1,042
2.47%
Delaware County
111903
117,671
-5,768
-4.90%
Dubois County
43637
41,889
1,748
4.17%
Elkhart County
207047
197,559
9,488
4.80%
Fayette County
23398
24,277
-879
-3.62%
Floyd County
80484
74,578
5,906
7.92%
Fountain County
16479
17,240
-761
-4.41%
Franklin County
22785
23,087
-302
-1.31%
Fulton County
20480
20,836
-356
-1.71%
Gibson County
33011
33,503
-492
-1.47%
Grant County
66674
70,061
-3,387
-4.83%
Greene County
30803
33,165
-2,362
-7.12%
Hamilton County
347467
274,569
72,898
26.55%
Hancock County
79840
70,002
9,838
14.05%
Harrison County
39654
39,364
290
0.74%
Hendricks County
174788
145,448
29,340
20.17%
Henry County
48914
49,462
-548
-1.11%
Howard County
83658
82,752
906
1.09%
Huntington County
36662
37,124
-462
-1.24%
Jackson County
46428
42,376
4,052
9.56%
Jasper County
32918
33,478
-560
-1.67%
Jay County
20478
21,253
-775
-3.65%
Jefferson County
33147
32,428
719
2.22%
Jennings County
27613
28,525
-912
-3.20%
Johnson County
161765
139,654
22,111
15.83%
Knox County
36282
38,440
-2,158
-5.61%
Kosciusko County
80240
77,358
2,882
3.73%
Lagrange County
40446
37,128
3,318
8.94%
Lake County
498700
496,005
2,695
0.54%
La Porte County
112417
111,467
950
0.85%
Lawrence County
45011
46,134
-1,123
-2.43%
Madison County
130129
131,636
-1,507
-1.14%
Marion County
977203
903,393
73,810
8.17%
Marshall County
46095
47,051
-956
-2.03%
Martin County
9812
10,334
-522
-5.05%
Miami County
35962
36,903
-941
-2.55%
Monroe County
139718
137,974
1,744
1.26%
Montgomery County
37936
38,124
-188
-0.49%
Morgan County
71780
68,894
2,886
4.19%
Newton County
13830
14,244
-414
-2.91%
Noble County
47457
47,536
-79
-0.17%
Ohio County
5940
6,128
-188
-3.07%
Orange County
19867
19,840
27
0.14%
Owen County
21321
21,575
-254
-1.18%
Parke County
16156
17,339
-1,183
-6.82%
Perry County
19170
19,338
-168
-0.87%
Pike County
12250
12,845
-595
-4.63%
Porter County
173215
164,343
8,872
5.40%
Posey County
25222
25,910
-688
-2.66%
Pulaski County
12514
13,402
-888
-6.63%
Putnam County
36726
37,963
-1,237
-3.26%
Randolph County
24502
26,171
-1,669
-6.38%
Ripley County
28995
28,818
177
0.61%
Rush County
16752
17,392
-640
-3.68%
St. Joseph County
272912
266,931
5,981
2.24%
Scott County
24384
24,181
203
0.84%
Shelby County
45055
44,436
619
1.39%
Spencer County
19810
20,952
-1,142
-5.45%
Starke County
23371
23,363
8
0.03%
Steuben County
34435
34,185
250
0.73%
Sullivan County
20817
21,475
-658
-3.06%
Switzerland County
9737
10,613
-876
-8.25%
Tippecanoe County
186251
172,780
13,471
7.80%
Tipton County
15359
15,936
-577
-3.62%
Union County
7087
7,516
-429
-5.71%
Vanderburgh County
180136
179,703
433
0.24%
Vermillion County
15439
16,212
-773
-4.77%
Vigo County
106153
107,848
-1,695
-1.57%
Wabash County
30976
32,888
-1,912
-5.81%
Warren County
8440
8,508
-68
-0.80%
Warrick County
63898
59,689
4,209
7.05%
Washington County
28182
28,262
-80
-0.28%
Wayne County
66553
68,917
-2,364
-3.43%
Wells County
28180
27,636
544
1.97%
White County
24688
24,643
45
0.18%
Whitley County
34191
33,292
899
2.70%

SOURCE: U.S. Bureau of the Census


Indiana Population News Articles

State environmentalists launch the “Indiana Wetlands Challenge” to highlight the importance of wetlands protections – December 11, 2023

New Americans in Elkhart, Marshall and St. Joseph Counties – December 7, 2023

Indiana Urged to Crack Down on Merom Coal Plant’s Illegal Air and Water Pollution – December 5, 2023

Map shows the contaminated Superfund sites in Indiana – November 21, 2023

Indiana is beating Michigan by attracting people, not just companies – November 14, 2023

Environmental groups say either this Indiana aluminum plant cleans up its act or they’ll sue – November 14, 2023

Affordable housing shortage not unique to Terre Haute – Jul 27, 2023

The EPA is cracking down on steel mill pollution. In Gary, Indiana, it might not be enough. – July 21, 2023

The health of the White River still needs work – July 13, 2023

Long power outages raise questions about infrastructure resilience in Indiana – July 9, 2023

These bills seek to protect the environment and Hoosiers’ health. They die every year. – Jan 30, 2023

New report: Indiana refinery is one of the worst water polluters in the nation – Jan 26, 2023

Indiana schools adding climate change studies to science curriculum – Jan 10, 2023

Pharmaceuticals in central Indiana wastewater: Are they a threat? – Jan 10, 2023

Indianapolis waste oil recycling plant to pay $300K for air pollution violations – Aug 10, 2022

An eroding St. Joseph River bank will be stabilized, curtailing nutrient pollution – Aug 9, 2022

Tainted ground: the plight of Andrews and its water – July 28, 2022

Summer nights are heating up in Indiana — and that’s bad for your health – July 22, 2022

Despite Challenges, IN Clean-Job Sector Poised for Growth – July 19, 2022

Pandemic upended state’s population trends in 2021: Indiana Business Research Center – March 24, 2022

5 species the Indiana Department of Natural Resources has worked to restore – March 30, 2022

Report: Indiana has the most polluted rivers, streams of any state – March 17, 2022

Electric vehicles would mean jobs for Indiana, but at what cost to workers, environment? – April 5, 2022

Indiana communities are looking up to trees to reduce the impact felt from climate change – March 15, 2022

Federal bill could stabilize IN Monarch Butterfly population – January 1, 2022

Scrub Hub: Are trees in Indiana bypassing fall and dropping their leaves early? – October 6, 2021

Nearly Two Dozen Communities Awarded State Water Infrastructure Fund Grants – October 5, 2021

Indiana American water restarts intake after U.S. Steel discharge – October 4, 2021

Cost of flood insurance is changing for many Hoosiers, and some could save big – October 1, 2021

Census 2020: Indiana Population Up 4.7 Percent – September 16, 2021

‘Hotter and more humid’: Dangerous extreme heat will impact Indiana in coming years – Aug 2, 2021

‘Avoid being outdoors’: Smoke from western wildfires hits Indiana, affecting air quality – July 22, 2021

Amid a statewide coal ash crisis, Indiana residents demand complete cleanup at lakeside plant – July 14, 2021

What lies beneath: Hoosier Action fights back against toxic plumes – July 11. 2021

Report: Indiana Farmers Planted More Cover Crops than Ever – July 9, 2021

After local pushback, Indiana bill on wind, solar standards takes a ‘180 degree turn’ – April 14, 2021

IDOE Adds Climate Change Education Framework – January 8, 2021

WATCH NOW: Indiana ranks 12th nationally in migration growth, U-Haul reports – January 6, 2021

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