Where are people moving in Indiana?

Boone County (22.8 per 1,000 residents), Hancock County (21.1 per 1,000 residents) and Clark County (20.3 per 1,000 residents) drew the most people from other U.S. counties for their size in Indiana in 2025.

Data as of 2025 · updated November 5, 2026

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Indiana counties ranked by net domestic migration per 1,000 residents
Rank	County	Per 1,000 residents, 2025	Net movers 2025	Residents
1	Boone County	22.8	+1,837	80,689
2	Hancock County	21.1	+1,919	90,969
3	Clark County	20.3	+2,651	130,451
4	Brown County	15.8	+249	15,777
5	Owen County	15.2	+333	21,886
6	Johnson County	14.3	+2,497	174,262
7	Madison County	13.9	+1,878	135,088
8	Morgan County	13.0	+974	74,967
9	Scott County	11.7	+293	25,053
10	Lawrence County	11.0	+500	45,568
11	Hamilton County	10.6	+4,121	387,036
12	Fountain County	9.7	+165	17,013
13	Franklin County	9.5	+222	23,286
14	Hendricks County	9.4	+1,824	193,510
15	Parke County	9.4	+156	16,642
16	Sullivan County	9.2	+191	20,831
17	Jefferson County	8.1	+269	33,279
18	Newton County	7.7	+109	14,188
19	Floyd County	7.1	+581	82,153
20	Warrick County	6.9	+459	66,803
21	Harrison County	6.8	+275	40,437
22	Grant County	6.7	+443	66,524
23	Huntington County	6.6	+244	37,224
24	Henry County	6.3	+311	49,137
25	Fulton County	6.0	+120	20,091
26	Ohio County	5.7	+34	5,994
27	Clay County	5.3	+140	26,410
28	Orange County	5.1	+101	19,834
29	Pulaski County	4.8	+60	12,463
30	Shelby County	4.7	+216	45,882
31	Delaware County	4.3	+490	113,106
32	Porter County	4.1	+727	176,049
33	Jasper County	4.0	+136	33,894
34	Gibson County	3.6	+118	33,091
35	Lake County	3.5	+1,753	504,612
36	Perry County	3.4	+66	19,389
37	Putnam County	3.2	+120	37,876
38	Vanderburgh County	3.2	+575	181,995
39	Vigo County	3.1	+335	106,512
40	Wabash County	3.0	+92	30,713
41	Ripley County	2.9	+86	29,434
42	Starke County	2.9	+67	23,425
43	Warren County	2.8	+24	8,474
44	Washington County	2.7	+76	28,383
45	Randolph County	2.7	+65	24,438
46	Steuben County	2.3	+80	34,799
47	Allen County	2.0	+806	402,329
48	Whitley County	2.0	+70	35,046
49	LaPorte County	1.9	+215	111,294
50	DeKalb County	1.8	+81	44,535
51	Pike County	1.7	+20	12,003
52	Greene County	1.6	+49	31,165
53	Howard County	1.4	+116	83,904
54	Rush County	1.1	+19	16,767
55	Fayette County	0.8	+20	23,533
56	Switzerland County	0.6	+6	10,037
57	Marshall County	0.5	+24	46,599
58	Wells County	0.5	+14	28,883
59	Miami County	0.3	+10	34,487
60	Decatur County	0.2	+4	26,576
61	Montgomery County	−0.1	−5	38,954
62	Bartholomew County	−0.2	−19	85,729
63	Wayne County	−0.3	−17	66,169
64	Kosciusko County	−0.6	−48	80,892
65	Dearborn County	−1.1	−55	51,609
66	Spencer County	−1.3	−26	20,061
67	Monroe County	−1.5	−208	143,345
68	Posey County	−1.5	−38	24,988
69	Knox County	−1.6	−56	35,652
70	Vermillion County	−1.6	−25	15,488
71	Crawford County	−1.7	−18	10,509
72	Dubois County	−2.0	−88	44,016
73	Tipton County	−2.8	−43	15,319
74	Carroll County	−2.9	−59	20,655
75	Blackford County	−3.1	−36	11,730
76	Benton County	−3.8	−34	8,883
77	St. Joseph County	−3.9	−1,054	272,861
78	White County	−4.3	−109	25,164
79	Jennings County	−4.4	−122	27,622
80	Martin County	−4.5	−44	9,856
81	Noble County	−4.5	−217	47,937
82	Elkhart County	−4.5	−949	208,774
83	Clinton County	−4.6	−154	33,322
84	Adams County	−5.3	−195	36,650
85	Union County	−5.7	−39	6,863
86	Cass County	−6.1	−229	37,836
87	LaGrange County	−6.2	−257	41,305
88	Daviess County	−6.6	−225	34,209
89	Jay County	−8.5	−170	20,118
90	Tippecanoe County	−8.5	−1,615	190,456
91	Jackson County	−9.1	−432	47,370
92	Marion County	−10.7	−10,653	992,196

How this is ranked

Net domestic migration from the Census Bureau's population estimates for 2025: people who moved in from other U.S. counties minus people who moved out, per 1,000 residents. Moves from and to other countries are not included. Counties with fewer than 1,000 residents, or without a figure for the same period as the others, are not ranked.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program (Vintage 2025). Figures come from public federal statistics and are informational only, not investment advice. Check the source before relying on a number. Methodology: how ranks and figures are built. More on every layer: data sources and licences.

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Which county in Indiana gains the most people from other counties?

Boone County: 22.8 per 1,000 residents, ahead of Hancock County (21.1 per 1,000 residents) and Clark County (20.3 per 1,000 residents), of 92 Indiana counties ranked.

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