Indiana: Time Zones, Counties, Cities & Map

Indiana uses Eastern Time and Central Time. Check a city or specific point to find its local time zone.

Indiana in the United States
Eastern TimeUTC-05:00 in January; UTC-04:00 in JulyMost of Indiana · 67 of 92 countiesAmerica/Indiana/Indianapolis
Central TimeUTC-06:00 in January; UTC-05:00 in July10 countiesAmerica/Chicago
Eastern TimeUTC-05:00 in January; UTC-04:00 in July4 countiesAmerica/Indiana/Vincennes
Eastern TimeUTC-05:00 in January; UTC-04:00 in JulyClark County, Floyd County, and Harrison CountyAmerica/Kentucky/Louisville
Indianapolis city (balance)Fort WayneEvansvilleSouth BendFishers
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Resident population, July 2025
6,973,333
Land area
35,825 sq mi (92,787 km²)
Water area
596 sq mi (1,544 km²)
State FIPS code
18
Coordinates (central point)
39.901314, -86.291913

These coordinates mark a central point for the area, not a street address.

Metro and micro areas in Indiana, largest first

15 metro areas and 25 micro areas have counties in Indiana. 4 cross into another state; their populations are for the whole area. Populations are July 2025 estimates.

  1. Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN Metro Area9,434,123 people
  2. Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN Metro Area2,312,858 people
  3. Indianapolis-Carmel-Greenwood, IN Metro Area2,205,695 people
  4. Louisville/Jefferson County, KY-IN Metro Area1,402,509 people
  5. Fort Wayne, IN Metro Area466,258 people
  6. South Bend-Mishawaka, IN-MI Metro Area324,538 people
  7. Evansville, IN Metro Area273,786 people
  8. Lafayette-West Lafayette, IN Metro Area228,468 people
  9. Elkhart-Goshen, IN Metro Area208,774 people
  10. Terre Haute, IN Metro Area169,241 people
  11. Bloomington, IN Metro Area165,231 people
  12. Muncie, IN Metro Area113,106 people
All 40
  1. Michigan City-La Porte, IN Metro Area111,294 people
  2. Columbus, IN Metro Area85,729 people
  3. Kokomo, IN Metro Area83,904 people
  4. Warsaw, IN Micro Area80,892 people
  5. Marion, IN Micro Area66,524 people
  6. Richmond, IN Micro Area66,169 people
  7. New Castle, IN Micro Area49,137 people
  8. Kendallville, IN Micro Area47,937 people
  9. Seymour, IN Micro Area47,370 people
  10. Plymouth, IN Micro Area46,599 people
  11. Bedford, IN Micro Area45,568 people
  12. Auburn, IN Micro Area44,535 people
  13. Jasper, IN Micro Area44,016 people
  14. Crawfordsville, IN Micro Area38,954 people
  15. Greencastle, IN Micro Area37,876 people
  16. Logansport, IN Micro Area37,836 people
  17. Huntington, IN Micro Area37,224 people
  18. Decatur, IN Micro Area36,650 people
  19. Vincennes, IN Micro Area35,652 people
  20. Angola, IN Micro Area34,799 people
  21. Peru, IN Micro Area34,487 people
  22. Washington, IN Micro Area34,209 people
  23. Frankfort, IN Micro Area33,322 people
  24. Madison, IN Micro Area33,279 people
  25. Wabash, IN Micro Area30,713 people
  26. Greensburg, IN Micro Area26,576 people
  27. Monticello, IN Micro Area25,164 people
  28. Connersville, IN Micro Area23,533 people

Every metro and micro area in the US

Largest townships in Indiana

  1. North Township, Lake County154,735 people
  2. Center Township, Marion County152,977 people
  3. Wayne Township, Marion County148,293 people
  4. Washington Township, Marion County138,384 people
  5. Lawrence Township, Marion County122,402 people
  6. Perry Township, Marion County121,505 people
  7. Wayne Township, Allen County109,198 people
  8. Warren Township, Marion County106,062 people
  9. Clay Township, Hamilton County101,217 people
  10. Portage Township, St. Joseph County94,489 people
  11. Calumet Township, Lake County90,784 people
  12. Pike Township, Marion County83,009 people

All 1,004 townships in Indiana, by county

Tribal areas in Indiana, largest first

  1. Pokagon Reservation and Off-Reservation Trust Land204 people

American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian areas as the Census Bureau maps them, with at least 2% of their area here, water included. These lines don’t decide membership, jurisdiction or land status.

Counties and equivalents, largest first

These areas overlap the mapped boundary; an overlap does not mean that every address belongs to both.

  1. Marion County, Indiana992,196 people
  2. Lake County, Indiana504,612 people
  3. Allen County, Indiana402,329 people
  4. Hamilton County, Indiana387,036 people
  5. St. Joseph County, Indiana272,861 people
  6. Elkhart County, Indiana208,774 people
  7. Hendricks County, Indiana193,510 people
  8. Tippecanoe County, Indiana190,456 people
  9. Vanderburgh County, Indiana181,995 people
  10. Porter County, Indiana176,049 people
  11. Johnson County, Indiana174,262 people
  12. Monroe County, Indiana143,345 people
All 92
  1. Madison County, Indiana135,088 people
  2. Clark County, Indiana130,451 people
  3. Delaware County, Indiana113,106 people
  4. LaPorte County, Indiana111,294 people
  5. Vigo County, Indiana106,512 people
  6. Hancock County, Indiana90,969 people
  7. Bartholomew County, Indiana85,729 people
  8. Howard County, Indiana83,904 people
  9. Floyd County, Indiana82,153 people
  10. Kosciusko County, Indiana80,892 people
  11. Boone County, Indiana80,689 people
  12. Morgan County, Indiana74,967 people
  13. Warrick County, Indiana66,803 people
  14. Grant County, Indiana66,524 people
  15. Wayne County, Indiana66,169 people
  16. Dearborn County, Indiana51,609 people
  17. Henry County, Indiana49,137 people
  18. Noble County, Indiana47,937 people

See all 92 counties and equivalents in Indiana, largest first

Cities, towns and communities, largest first

These areas overlap the mapped boundary; an overlap does not mean that every address belongs to both.

  1. Indianapolis, Indiana (city)885,860 people
  2. Fort Wayne, Indiana (city)268,589 people
  3. Evansville, Indiana (city)116,116 people
  4. South Bend, Indiana (city)103,085 people
  5. Fishers, Indiana (city)102,337 people
  6. Carmel, Indiana (city)101,651 people
  7. Bloomington, Indiana (city)80,049 people
  8. Hammond, Indiana (city)76,768 people
  9. Noblesville, Indiana (city)73,362 people
  10. Lafayette, Indiana (city)71,159 people
  11. Gary, Indiana (city)68,113 people
  12. Greenwood, Indiana (city)66,029 people
All 974
  1. Muncie, Indiana (city)64,751 people
  2. Kokomo, Indiana (city)59,122 people
  3. Terre Haute, Indiana (city)58,427 people
  4. Anderson, Indiana (city)55,367 people
  5. Westfield, Indiana (city)54,677 people
  6. Elkhart, Indiana (city)53,733 people
  7. Columbus, Indiana (city)51,824 people
  8. Jeffersonville, Indiana (city)51,043 people
  9. Mishawaka, Indiana (city)51,021 people
  10. Lawrence, Indiana (city)49,517 people
  11. West Lafayette, Indiana (city)45,159 people
  12. Portage, Indiana (city)38,082 people
  13. New Albany, Indiana (city)37,581 people
  14. Merrillville, Indiana (town)36,476 people
  15. Plainfield, Indiana (town)36,369 people
  16. Richmond, Indiana (city)35,581 people
  17. Valparaiso, Indiana (city)34,733 people
  18. Goshen, Indiana (city)34,420 people

See all 974 cities, towns and communities in Indiana, largest first

ZIP Code areas, largest first

These areas overlap the mapped boundary; an overlap does not mean that every address belongs to both.

  1. ZIP 4790675,198 people
  2. ZIP 4630771,673 people
  3. ZIP 4614361,803 people
  4. ZIP 4622757,587 people
  5. ZIP 4603251,515 people
  6. ZIP 4713050,514 people
  7. ZIP 4715049,144 people
  8. ZIP 4607448,901 people
  9. ZIP 4603748,713 people
  10. ZIP 4720147,900 people
  11. ZIP 4606047,610 people
  12. ZIP 4622647,099 people
All 807
  1. ZIP 4635044,763 people
  2. ZIP 4737444,615 people
  3. ZIP 4611244,220 people
  4. ZIP 4636043,817 people
  5. ZIP 4603843,754 people
  6. ZIP 4790943,561 people
  7. ZIP 4614043,511 people
  8. ZIP 4623743,473 people
  9. ZIP 4612343,353 people
  10. ZIP 4651442,389 people
  11. ZIP 4790542,219 people
  12. ZIP 4638342,183 people
  13. ZIP 4606241,060 people
  14. ZIP 4603340,881 people
  15. ZIP 4638540,856 people
  16. ZIP 4625440,674 people
  17. ZIP 4740140,607 people
  18. ZIP 4636840,301 people

See all 807 ZIP Code areas in Indiana, largest first

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Areas that only touch the edge

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