Indiana · 126 places of 5,000+
Largest cities in Indiana by population
Short answer
- Largest
- 891,484
- Places 5,000+
- 126
- 100,000+
- 6
The 20 largest
Indianapolis leads with 891,484 residents, 3.3 times the 273,203 of second-place Fort Wayne. The ten largest places hold 1,894,399 people, 27% of the state's 6,924,275. 6 places have 100,000 or more.
The median place of 5,000+ is Whitestown at 14,564. Within the top ten, Noblesville grew most since July 2020 (+7.2%) and Hammond least (-2.2%). 4 of the 126 places cross a county line; their totals include every county part.
- 01Indianapolis891,484
- 02Fort Wayne273,203
- 03Evansville115,395
- 04Fishers103,986
- 05South Bend103,713
- 06Carmel103,606
- 07Bloomington79,986
- 08Hammond76,030
- 09Noblesville75,239
- 10Lafayette71,757
- 11Greenwood68,175
- 12Gary67,555
- 13Muncie65,320
- 14Westfield62,994
- 15Kokomo60,093
- 16Terre Haute58,531
- 17Anderson55,851
- 18Elkhart53,690
- 19Jeffersonville52,912
- 20Columbus51,970
Dots: the 20 places in the chart. Orange pin: Indianapolis, ranked first.
All 126 places of 5,000+ ranked
| # | Place | 2024 | Since 2020 | County |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Indianapolis | 891,484 | +0.5% | Marion County |
| 2 | Fort Wayne | 273,203 | +3.3% | Allen County |
| 3 | Evansville | 115,395 | -1.7% | Vanderburgh County |
| 4 | Fishers | 103,986 | +4.5% | Hamilton County |
| 5 | South Bend | 103,713 | +0.4% | St. Joseph County |
| 6 | Carmel | 103,606 | +3.7% | Hamilton County |
| 7 | Bloomington | 79,986 | -0.2% | Monroe County |
| 8 | Hammond | 76,030 | -2.2% | Lake County |
| 9 | Noblesville | 75,239 | +7.2% | Hamilton County |
| 10 | Lafayette | 71,757 | +1.4% | Tippecanoe County |
| 11 | Greenwood | 68,175 | +6.6% | Johnson County |
| 12 | Gary | 67,555 | -2.1% | Lake County |
| 13 | Muncie | 65,320 | +0.3% | Delaware County |
| 14 | Westfield | 62,994 | +34.0% | Hamilton County |
| 15 | Kokomo | 60,093 | +0.9% | Howard County |
| 16 | Terre Haute | 58,531 | +0.2% | Vigo County |
| 17 | Anderson | 55,851 | +1.9% | Madison County |
| 18 | Elkhart | 53,690 | -0.4% | Elkhart County |
| 19 | Jeffersonville | 52,912 | +6.7% | Clark County |
| 20 | Columbus | 51,970 | +2.9% | Bartholomew County |
| 21 | Mishawaka | 51,020 | -0.1% | St. Joseph County |
| 22 | Lawrence | 49,817 | +1.0% | Marion County |
| 23 | West Lafayette | 46,338 | +3.7% | Tippecanoe County |
| 24 | Portage | 38,576 | +1.6% | Porter County |
| 25 | Plainfield | 37,796 | +8.3% | Hendricks County |
| 26 | New Albany | 37,652 | -0.4% | Floyd County |
| 27 | Merrillville | 36,989 | +1.5% | Lake County |
| 28 | Richmond | 35,561 | -0.5% | Wayne County |
| 29 | Crown Point | 35,097 | +3.2% | Lake County |
| 30 | Valparaiso | 35,065 | +2.6% | Porter County |
| 31 | Goshen | 34,458 | -0.1% | Elkhart County |
| 32 | Brownsburg | 33,430 | +14.6% | Hendricks County |
| 33 | Zionsville | 33,161 | +7.5% | Boone County |
| 34 | Michigan City | 31,466 | -1.7% | LaPorte County |
| 35 | Schererville | 29,780 | +0.4% | Lake County |
| 36 | Hobart | 29,418 | -1.0% | Lake County |
| 37 | Marion | 28,216 | -0.1% | Grant County |
| 38 | Greenfield | 26,268 | +11.5% | Hancock County |
| 39 | Franklin | 26,158 | +3.1% | Johnson County |
| 40 | East Chicago | 25,768 | -2.2% | Lake County |
| 41 | Avon | 24,735 | +14.2% | Hendricks County |
| 42 | St. John | 24,250 | +18.2% | Lake County |
| 43 | Munster | 23,634 | -1.1% | Lake County |
| 44 | Highland | 23,497 | -1.9% | Lake County |
| 45 | Seymour | 22,524 | +2.1% | Jackson County |
| 46 | La Porte | 22,444 | +0.1% | LaPorte County |
| 47 | Clarksville | 22,041 | -1.3% | Clark County |
| 48 | Shelbyville | 20,845 | +3.6% | Shelby County |
| 49 | Logansport | 18,168 | -1.0% | Cass County |
| 50 | Lebanon | 17,608 | +5.3% | Boone County |
| 51 | New Castle | 17,382 | -0.1% | Henry County |
| 52 | Huntington | 17,033 | +0.1% | Huntington County |
| 53 | Jasper | 16,967 | +1.5% | Dubois County |
| 54 | Crawfordsville | 16,594 | +1.5% | Montgomery County |
| 55 | Vincennes | 16,506 | -1.5% | Knox County |
| 56 | Frankfort | 16,459 | -1.4% | Clinton County |
| 57 | Cedar Lake | 16,404 | +15.5% | Lake County |
| 58 | Dyer | 16,341 | -1.0% | Lake County |
| 59 | New Haven | 16,200 | +3.6% | Allen County |
| 60 | Griffith | 16,192 | -2.0% | Lake County |
| 61 | Warsaw | 16,111 | +1.9% | Kosciusko County |
| 62 | Chesterton | 14,655 | +2.7% | Porter County |
| 63 | Beech Grove | 14,566 | -0.8% | Marion County |
| 64 | Whitestown | 14,564 | +40.7% | Boone County |
| 65 | Speedway | 14,268 | +2.3% | Marion County |
| 66 | Auburn | 13,989 | +3.3% | DeKalb County |
| 67 | Bedford | 13,853 | +0.4% | Lawrence County |
| 68 | Connersville | 13,282 | -0.3% | Fayette County |
| 69 | Lake Station | 13,033 | -1.8% | Lake County |
| 70 | Washington | 12,881 | +6.9% | Daviess County |
| 71 | Danville | 12,532 | +17.4% | Hendricks County |
| 72 | Greensburg | 12,317 | -0.1% | Decatur County |
| 73 | Madison | 12,108 | -1.8% | Jefferson County |
| 74 | Martinsville | 11,952 | +0.2% | Morgan County |
| 75 | Yorktown | 11,900 | +3.2% | Delaware County |
| 76 | McCordsville | 11,744 | +32.1% | Hancock County |
| 77 | Huntertown | 11,481 | +3.5% | Allen County |
| 78 | Lowell | 11,449 | +7.0% | Lake County |
| 79 | Bargersville | 11,283 | +16.1% | Johnson County |
| 80 | Plymouth | 11,042 | +8.1% | Marshall County |
| 81 | Peru | 11,003 | +0.6% | Miami County |
| 82 | Bluffton | 10,556 | +2.4% | Wells County |
| 83 | Kendallville | 10,326 | +0.6% | Noble County |
| 84 | Wabash | 10,275 | -1.5% | Wabash County |
| 85 | Columbia City | 10,185 | +2.2% | Whitley County |
| 86 | Decatur | 10,072 | +1.4% | Adams County |
| 87 | Sellersburg | 10,057 | +7.2% | Clark County |
| 88 | Mooresville | 10,027 | +6.2% | Morgan County |
| 89 | Greencastle | 9,907 | +0.9% | Putnam County |
| 90 | Angola | 9,432 | +0.7% | Steuben County |
| 91 | Charlestown | 8,559 | +9.1% | Clark County |
| 92 | Winfield | 8,557 | +18.0% | Lake County |
| 93 | Elwood | 8,495 | +1.0% | Madison County +1 |
| 94 | Princeton | 8,481 | +2.0% | Gibson County |
| 95 | Brazil | 8,239 | +1.0% | Clay County |
| 96 | Tell City | 7,515 | +0.2% | Perry County |
| 97 | Scottsburg | 7,413 | +1.0% | Scott County |
| 98 | Batesville | 7,353 | +2.0% | Ripley County +1 |
| 99 | Cumberland | 7,211 | +20.6% | Hancock County +1 |
| 100 | Nappanee | 6,902 | -0.7% | Elkhart County +1 |
| 101 | Ellettsville | 6,829 | +2.7% | Monroe County |
| 102 | Boonville | 6,687 | +0.0% | Warrick County |
| 103 | Garrett | 6,663 | +1.8% | DeKalb County |
| 104 | North Vernon | 6,565 | -0.6% | Jennings County |
| 105 | Huntingburg | 6,512 | +1.7% | Dubois County |
| 106 | Salem | 6,463 | -1.4% | Washington County |
| 107 | Mount Vernon | 6,341 | -2.2% | Posey County |
| 108 | Portland | 6,233 | -1.6% | Jay County |
| 109 | Rushville | 6,208 | +0.2% | Rush County |
| 110 | Rochester | 6,110 | -2.6% | Fulton County |
| 111 | Gas City | 6,091 | -0.7% | Grant County |
| 112 | Hartford City | 5,927 | -2.6% | Blackford County |
| 113 | New Whiteland | 5,842 | +4.9% | Johnson County |
| 114 | Pendleton | 5,758 | +21.5% | Madison County |
| 115 | Rensselaer | 5,632 | -1.5% | Jasper County |
| 116 | Cicero | 5,607 | +5.4% | Hamilton County |
| 117 | Monticello | 5,519 | +0.2% | White County |
| 118 | Whiteland | 5,511 | +18.5% | Johnson County |
| 119 | Tipton | 5,285 | -0.3% | Tipton County |
| 120 | Linton | 5,281 | +1.0% | Greene County |
| 121 | Westville | 5,260 | -0.2% | LaPorte County |
| 122 | North Manchester | 5,237 | -0.6% | Wabash County |
| 123 | Lawrenceburg | 5,216 | +1.5% | Dearborn County |
| 124 | Alexandria | 5,211 | +1.3% | Madison County |
| 125 | Porter | 5,190 | -0.2% | Porter County |
| 126 | Winona Lake | 5,107 | +0.9% | Kosciusko County |
Questions people ask
What is the largest city in Indiana?
Indianapolis, with 891,484 residents on July 1, 2024 in the Census Vintage 2024 estimates.
What is the second largest city in Indiana?
Fort Wayne, with 273,203 residents, 618,281 fewer than Indianapolis.
How many cities in Indiana have more than 100,000 people?
6: Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Evansville, Fishers, South Bend, Carmel.
How is city size measured here?
By the Census Bureau's July 1, 2024 population estimate for each incorporated place, inside its legal city limits. Metro areas and census-designated places are not ranked.
Sources and data as of
Data as of: Census Vintage 2024 population estimates, 2024 Gazetteer land area and internal points, SAIPE 2023 median household income.
How every number is computed: methodology. Spotted a wrong figure? Report an error.