List of cities in Indiana

List of cities in Indiana is a comprehensive catalog of the municipalities in the U.S. state of Indiana. Indiana is the 17th most populous state in the United States, with a diverse range of urban areas, from small towns to major metropolitan areas.

Overview

Indiana is divided into 92 counties, which are further divided into townships, cities, and towns. The state has a total of 117 incorporated cities, each governed by a mayor and a city council.

List of Cities

A

• Anderson - Located in Madison County, Anderson is the county seat and a significant commercial and manufacturing hub.
• Angola - The county seat of Steuben County, Angola is known for its historic downtown area.

B

• Bloomington - Home to Indiana University Bloomington, it is the county seat of Monroe County.
• Brownsburg - A suburban town located in Hendricks County.

C

• Carmel - Known for its vibrant arts scene, Carmel is located in Hamilton County.
• Columbus - Columbus is recognized for its modern architecture and design.

D

• Delphi - The county seat of Carroll County, Delphi is known for its historic courthouse.
• Dyer - A town in Lake County, Dyer is part of the Chicago metropolitan area.

E

• Elkhart - Known as the "RV Capital of the World," Elkhart is the county seat of Elkhart County.
• Evansville - The third-largest city in Indiana, Evansville is the county seat of Vanderburgh County.

F

• Fishers - A rapidly growing city in Hamilton County.
• Fort Wayne - The second-largest city in Indiana, Fort Wayne is the county seat of Allen County.

G

• Gary - Located in Lake County, Gary was a significant center for the steel industry.
• Greenwood - A city in Johnson County, Greenwood is part of the Indianapolis metropolitan area.

H

• Hammond - The largest city in Lake County, Hammond is part of the Chicago metropolitan area.
• Hobart - A city in Lake County, Hobart is known for its vibrant downtown area.

I

• Indianapolis - The capital and largest city of Indiana, Indianapolis is the county seat of Marion County.
• Irvine - A small city in Orange County.

J

• Jeffersonville - Located in Clark County, Jeffersonville is part of the Louisville metropolitan area.
• Jasper - The county seat of Dubois County, Jasper is known for its German heritage.

K

• Kokomo - The county seat of Howard County, Kokomo is known for its automotive history.
• Kendallville - A city in Noble County, Kendallville is known for its annual Apple Festival.

L

• Lafayette - The county seat of Tippecanoe County, Lafayette is home to Purdue University.
• Lawrence - A city in Marion County, Lawrence is part of the Indianapolis metropolitan area.

M

• Muncie - The county seat of Delaware County, Muncie is home to Ball State University.
• Mishawaka - A city in St. Joseph County, Mishawaka is part of the South Bend metropolitan area.

N

• Noblesville - The county seat of Hamilton County, Noblesville is known for its historic downtown area.
• New Albany - Located in Floyd County, New Albany is part of the Louisville metropolitan area.

O

• Oxford - A small town in Benton County.
• Orleans - A town in Orange County, known for its annual Dogwood Festival.

P

• Plainfield - A town in Hendricks County, Plainfield is known for its extensive park system.
• Portage - The largest city in Porter County, Portage is part of the Chicago metropolitan area.

Q

• Quincy - A small town in Owen County.
• Quaker City - A small town in Wayne County.

R

• Richmond - The county seat of Wayne County, Richmond is known for its historic architecture.
• Rushville - The county seat of Rush County.

S

• South Bend - The fourth-largest city in Indiana, South Bend is the county seat of St. Joseph County and home to the University of Notre Dame.
• Seymour - A city in Jackson County, Seymour is known as the "Crossroads of America."

T

• Terre Haute - The county seat of Vigo County, Terre Haute is home to Indiana State University.
• Tell City - A city in Perry County, Tell City is known for its Swiss-German heritage.

U

• Upland - A town in Grant County, Upland is home to Taylor University.
• Union City - A city in Randolph County, Union City is known for its glass industry.

V

• Valparaiso - The county seat of Porter County, Valparaiso is home to Valparaiso University.
• Vincennes - The county seat of Knox County, Vincennes is the oldest city in Indiana.

W

• Westfield - A city in Hamilton County, Westfield is known for its extensive park system.
• Warsaw - The county seat of Kosciusko County, Warsaw is known as the "Orthopedic Capital of the World."

X

• Xenia - A small town in Clay County.

Y

• Yorktown - A town in Delaware County, Yorktown is part of the Muncie metropolitan area.

Z

• Zionsville - A suburban town in Boone County, Zionsville is known for its historic village style downtown area.

See also

• List of towns in Indiana
• List of counties in Indiana
• List of metropolitan areas in Indiana

Also see

► Healthcare providers in Indiana

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