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Demographic Data Report for Indiana by County
Crowding: Households with >1 person per room
All Ages, All Races (includes Hispanic), Both Sexes
2019-2023 American Community Survey 5-Year Data
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2023 Rural-Urban Continuum Codes Φ
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Households (with >1 Person Per Room)
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Rank within US
(of 3143 counties)
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United States N/A 3.4 4,335,284 N/A
Indiana N/A 1.7 46,727 10 of 52
Marion County Urban 2.3 9,057 1,948
Lake County Urban 2.0 3,875 1,658
Allen County Urban 1.9 2,870 1,551
Elkhart County Urban 2.6 1,859 2,171
St. Joseph County Urban 1.6 1,711 1,195
Hamilton County Urban 0.9 1,207 425
Vigo County Urban 2.6 1,118 2,171
Tippecanoe County Urban 1.4 1,062 974
Vanderburgh County Urban 1.3 1,006 840
Clark County Urban 2.0 989 1,658
Porter County Urban 1.4 982 974
Hendricks County Urban 1.5 959 1,089
Johnson County Urban 1.4 891 974
LaPorte County Urban 1.9 825 1,551
Monroe County Urban 1.4 814 974
Delaware County Urban 1.6 723 1,195
Madison County Urban 1.3 663 840
Kosciusko County Rural 2.1 660 1,768
Daviess County Rural 4.3 495 2,818
Bartholomew County Urban 1.5 490 1,089
LaGrange County Rural 3.8 490 2,699
Adams County Rural 3.8 470 2,699
Grant County Rural 1.7 468 1,332
Noble County Rural 2.5 453 2,108
Jennings County Rural 4.0 427 2,748
Greene County Rural 3.1 390 2,455
Howard County Urban 1.1 385 624
Scott County Rural 3.9 380 2,725
Wayne County Rural 1.4 372 974
Shelby County Urban 2.0 362 1,658
Jefferson County Rural 2.6 334 2,171
Gibson County Rural 2.5 327 2,108
Randolph County Rural 3.1 315 2,455
Lawrence County Rural 1.6 309 1,195
Jackson County Rural 1.7 306 1,332
Putnam County Rural 2.1 288 1,768
Warrick County Urban 1.1 282 624
Marshall County Rural 1.6 281 1,195
Clay County Urban 2.5 267 2,108
Henry County Rural 1.4 254 974
Cass County Rural 1.6 243 1,195
Montgomery County Rural 1.6 242 1,195
Morgan County Urban 0.9 236 425
Harrison County Urban 1.5 234 1,089
Orange County Rural 2.9 234 2,364
Ripley County Rural 2.0 232 1,658
DeKalb County Rural 1.3 218 840
Wabash County Rural 1.7 210 1,332
Brown County Urban 3.1 209 2,455
Dubois County Rural 1.2 208 723
Fulton County Rural 2.6 204 2,171
Clinton County Rural 1.6 193 1,195
Perry County Rural 2.5 192 2,108
Sullivan County Urban 2.5 192 2,108
Washington County Urban 1.7 192 1,332
Franklin County Urban 2.1 189 1,768
Vermillion County Urban 2.8 184 2,300
Steuben County Rural 1.3 181 840
Huntington County Rural 1.1 172 624
Knox County Rural 1.1 164 624
Parke County Rural 2.7 164 2,247
Floyd County Urban 0.5 160 168
Boone County Urban 0.6 159 211
Hancock County Urban 0.5 158 168
Dearborn County Urban 0.7 151 263
Martin County Rural 3.8 151 2,699
Wells County Urban 1.3 147 840
Whitley County Urban 1.0 145 521
Owen County Urban 1.6 135 1,195
White County Rural 1.2 119 723
Switzerland County Rural 3.0 118 2,405
Jasper County Urban 0.9 114 425
Rush County Rural 1.5 103 1,089
Fountain County Rural 1.5 102 1,089
Tipton County Urban 1.6 102 1,195
Fayette County Rural 1.0 96 521
Decatur County Rural 0.9 95 425
Pike County Rural 1.8 89 1,435
Posey County Urban 0.9 88 425
Jay County Rural 1.1 86 624
Starke County Rural 1.0 86 521
Carroll County Urban 1.0 81 521
Spencer County Rural 1.0 79 521
Union County Rural 2.3 67 1,948
Miami County Rural 0.5 61 168
Ohio County Urban 2.3 58 1,948
Crawford County Rural 1.2 57 723
Newton County Urban 1.0 56 521
Benton County Urban 1.5 51 1,089
Pulaski County Rural 0.9 46 425
Warren County Urban 1.3 45 840
Blackford County Rural 0.3 13 97
Notes:
Created by statecancerprofiles.cancer.gov on 07/05/2025 6:48 pm.

Φ Rural-Urban Continuum Codes provided by the USDA.

Source: Demographic data provided by the Census Bureau and the American Community Survey.
For more information about Crowding: Households with >1 person per room, see the dictionary.

Data for United States does not include Puerto Rico.

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