Marion County has the largest population in Indiana.
There are two ways to look at this.The first is the population of Indianapolis proper, meaning population WITHIN Indianapolis's city limits. As of the 2014 Federal census, there were 848,788 residents within the City.The second way to look at this, is the metropolitan area of Indianapolis. This is an area that includes not only the corporate city limits of Indianapolis, but many outlying areas (bedroom areas/suburbs/outskirts) that are an integral part of Indianapolis's street/highway systems, business sectors, and users of the City's resources, assets, and opportunities. When you add those people into the City's population, the population number balloons to 1,988,817.These statistics are from the 2014 U.S. Census, so the numbers may have changed since then. But until the next census is taken (another eight years or so), population numbers won't be updated with hard facts.
On average, around 9,000 to 10,000 couples get married in Indianapolis every year.
Gary Indiana is the 9th most dangerous city in America. (2010)
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Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Indianapolis's population is 2,430,606.
The population of Indianapolis, IN is 829,718 according to the 2010 census.
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Cities in Indiana with a population above 60,000, according to 2011 Census estimates are: Indianapolis (capital) 820,445 Fort Wayne 253,691 Evansville 117,449 South Bend 101,168 Bloomington 84,432 Hammond 80,830 Gary 80,294 Carmel 79,191 Fishers 76,794 Muncie 70,085 Lafayette 67,140 Terre Haute 60,785
Yes, Indianapolis is larger than Columbus in terms of population and land area. As of the most recent estimates, Indianapolis has a population of over 870,000, while Columbus has around 900,000 residents, making Columbus the largest city in Ohio. However, Indianapolis covers a larger geographical area compared to Columbus.
No, Toledo, OH is not bigger than Indianapolis, IN. As of the most recent data, Indianapolis has a larger population and land area compared to Toledo. Indianapolis is the state capital of Indiana and is significantly larger in both demographics and urban development.
Marion County has the largest population in Indiana.
Indianapolis is larger than Fort Wayne in both population and area. Indianapolis boasts a population of 829,718 for the city alone with roughly 2 million living in the general area, and it covers 372 square miles. Fort Wayne's population is 253,691 with roughly half a million living in the general area. It takes up 110.5 square miles.
There are two ways to look at this.The first is the population of Indianapolis proper, meaning population WITHIN Indianapolis's city limits. As of the 2014 Federal census, there were 848,788 residents within the City.The second way to look at this, is the metropolitan area of Indianapolis. This is an area that includes not only the corporate city limits of Indianapolis, but many outlying areas (bedroom areas/suburbs/outskirts) that are an integral part of Indianapolis's street/highway systems, business sectors, and users of the City's resources, assets, and opportunities. When you add those people into the City's population, the population number balloons to 1,988,817.These statistics are from the 2014 U.S. Census, so the numbers may have changed since then. But until the next census is taken (another eight years or so), population numbers won't be updated with hard facts.