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Demographic Data Report for Indiana by County
Population: Black
All Ages, Both Sexes
2019-2023 American Community Survey 5-Year Data
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County
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2023 Rural-Urban Continuum Codes Φ
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Value (Percent)
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People (Black)
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Rank within US
(of 3143 counties)
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Indiana N/A 9.3 630,680 24 of 52
United States N/A 12.4 41,070,890 N/A
Vermillion County Urban 0.0 0 3,025
Franklin County Urban 0.1 34 2,928
Warren County Urban 0.1 8 2,928
DeKalb County Rural 0.2 92 2,819
Dearborn County Urban 0.2 111 2,819
Martin County Rural 0.2 15 2,819
Ripley County Rural 0.2 65 2,819
Whitley County Urban 0.2 70 2,819
Clay County Urban 0.3 81 2,715
Crawford County Rural 0.3 28 2,715
Decatur County Rural 0.3 84 2,715
Jay County Rural 0.3 62 2,715
LaGrange County Rural 0.3 128 2,715
Noble County Rural 0.3 145 2,715
Pike County Rural 0.3 31 2,715
Pulaski County Rural 0.3 41 2,715
Scott County Rural 0.3 75 2,715
Switzerland County Rural 0.3 28 2,715
Washington County Urban 0.3 77 2,715
Adams County Rural 0.4 149 2,615
Fulton County Rural 0.4 87 2,615
Greene County Rural 0.4 132 2,615
Lawrence County Rural 0.4 186 2,615
Ohio County Urban 0.4 21 2,615
Starke County Rural 0.4 100 2,615
White County Rural 0.4 110 2,615
Blackford County Rural 0.5 56 2,525
Jennings County Rural 0.5 148 2,525
Marshall County Rural 0.5 232 2,525
Morgan County Urban 0.5 363 2,525
Brown County Urban 0.6 93 2,415
Owen County Urban 0.6 121 2,415
Spencer County Rural 0.6 110 2,415
Union County Rural 0.6 39 2,415
Carroll County Urban 0.7 148 2,317
Clinton County Rural 0.7 215 2,317
Jasper County Urban 0.7 243 2,317
Kosciusko County Rural 0.7 573 2,317
Montgomery County Rural 0.7 251 2,317
Posey County Urban 0.7 175 2,317
Rush County Rural 0.7 109 2,317
Fountain County Rural 0.8 127 2,214
Huntington County Rural 0.8 292 2,214
Randolph County Rural 0.8 192 2,214
Steuben County Rural 0.8 266 2,214
Tipton County Urban 0.8 119 2,214
Harrison County Urban 0.9 351 2,118
Newton County Urban 1.0 141 2,055
Fayette County Rural 1.1 266 1,990
Jackson County Rural 1.1 515 1,990
Jefferson County Rural 1.1 363 1,990
Wells County Urban 1.1 297 1,990
Shelby County Urban 1.2 547 1,924
Wabash County Rural 1.2 364 1,924
Cass County Rural 1.3 494 1,883
Benton County Urban 1.5 128 1,804
Orange County Rural 1.5 299 1,804
Daviess County Rural 1.6 549 1,758
Dubois County Rural 1.6 717 1,758
Knox County Rural 1.6 571 1,758
Bartholomew County Urban 1.8 1,481 1,676
Perry County Rural 2.1 413 1,590
Warrick County Urban 2.1 1,334 1,590
Gibson County Rural 2.2 739 1,558
Parke County Rural 2.2 367 1,558
Henry County Rural 2.3 1,140 1,530
Boone County Urban 2.4 1,779 1,507
Hancock County Urban 3.1 2,570 1,379
Johnson County Urban 3.1 5,014 1,379
Putnam County Rural 3.4 1,269 1,333
Sullivan County Urban 3.4 698 1,333
Monroe County Urban 3.6 4,973 1,301
Miami County Rural 3.7 1,340 1,285
Wayne County Rural 4.1 2,737 1,220
Hamilton County Urban 4.2 14,994 1,202
Porter County Urban 4.2 7,271 1,202
Elkhart County Urban 4.9 10,154 1,130
Grant County Rural 4.9 3,220 1,130
Floyd County Urban 5.1 4,074 1,106
Delaware County Urban 5.3 5,949 1,082
Tippecanoe County Urban 6.0 11,227 1,021
Vigo County Urban 6.1 6,528 1,011
Madison County Urban 6.3 8,251 996
Clark County Urban 7.0 8,652 945
Howard County Urban 7.9 6,566 879
Hendricks County Urban 9.1 16,308 816
Vanderburgh County Urban 9.7 17,425 786
LaPorte County Urban 10.5 11,728 756
Allen County Urban 10.9 42,329 731
St. Joseph County Urban 12.6 34,362 666
Lake County Urban 23.2 115,720 419
Marion County Urban 27.6 268,634 339
Notes:
Created by statecancerprofiles.cancer.gov on 07/04/2025 4:14 am.

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 Population: Black, see the dictionary.

Data for United States does not include Puerto Rico.

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