印第安纳州主要城市（印第安纳波利斯的介绍）

本文目录

• 印第安纳波利斯的介绍
• 印第安纳州里的城市名（英文)
• 请问美国各州的著名城市分别是
• 求美国各州主要大城市、
• 布卢明顿的美国印第安纳州城市
• 在印第安纳州的哪个城市
• 印第安纳州的行政区划

印第安纳波利斯的介绍

印第安纳波利斯（ IN, USA）是美国印第安纳州最大城市、首府，美国第四大的州首府（枯拿缓仅次于佐治亚州的亚特兰大，科罗拉多州的丹佛和亚利桑纳州的菲尼克斯）。位于印第安纳州的中央，跨怀特敏并河两岸，西北距芝加哥240公里。市区面积911．7平方公里。人口800,167。其中没模白人占69.09%，黑人占25.5%。印第安纳波利斯属马里恩县，行政上市县政府合一，城市占据马里恩县内绝大部分地区，县里另有8个独立市镇。大都市区包括附近的马里恩、亨德里克斯、汉密尔顿、布恩、摩根、约翰逊、舍尔比、汉考克8县。

印第安纳州里的城市名（英文)

印第安纳波利斯 (Indianapolis)，首府，位于州中央 人口在100,000人以上的（城市人口） 韦恩堡(Fort Wayne)，位于东北 南弯(South Bend)，靠近密歇根边境，圣母大学所在地 伊凡斯维尔(Evansville)，位于西南，俄亥俄河边 盖瑞(Gary)，位于西北，芝加哥近郊

请问美国各州的著名城市分别是

1、纽约（New York）：

是美国第一大都市和第一大商港，它不仅是美国的金融中心，也是全世界金融中心之一。纽约位于纽约州东南哈得孙河口，濒临大西洋。

纽约在商业和金融的方面也发挥着巨大的影响力。纽约的金融区以曼哈顿下城及华尔街为龙头，被称为世界的金融中心，世界500强企业中，有17家企业的总部位于纽约。

2、洛杉矶（Los Angeles）：

座落在美国西海岸加利福尼亚州南部，濒临太平洋东侧的圣佩德罗湾和圣莫尼卡湾沿岸，背靠圣加布里埃尔山，面积 1200多平方公里。

2017年12月，洛杉矶获得2017年“世界春城十佳”的称号。2018年10月，第十七届“全球城市竞争力排行榜”发布，洛杉矶排名第五。

3、芝加哥（Chicago）：

是美国第三大城市，五大湖地区最大工业中心。位于伊利诺伊州东北部，密歇根湖西南端。芝加哥是世界著名的旅游胜地，2016年共接待全世界超过5000万名游客。

4、休斯敦（Houston）：

美国第四大城市，位于德克萨斯州东南墨西哥湾平原上部，距墨西哥湾80公里，海拔49英尺（14.94米）。休斯敦港是世界第六大港口，美国最繁忙的港口，外轮吨位第一，不分国籍则居第二位。

5、费城（Philadelphia）：

美国第五大城，宾夕法尼亚州最大城市，位于该州东南缘，特拉华河与斯库尔基尔河的交汇处，东距大西洋142公里。

现大市区内有2万余家零售、批发商，商业职工占总就业人口的1/5，有商业银行58家，互助储蓄银行7家，为美国第三联邦储备区银行总部所在地。

6、旧金山（San Francisco）：

位于加利福尼亚州西北部，美国西海岸中点，是太平洋沿岸仅次于洛杉矶的第二大港市。旧金山湾区是世界最重要的科教文化中心之一，拥有的世界著名高等学府包括公立型的加州大学伯克利分校和私立型的斯坦福大学，以及世界**医学中心加州大学旧金山分校 。

7、底特律（Detroit）：

密歇根州最大城市，世界著名的汽车城。

8、亚特兰大(Atlanta)：

是美国东南部最大城市，佐治亚州首府。位于该州北部蓝岭东南的山麓台地上，海拔302米。

9、波士顿（Boston）：

是美国东北部新英格兰地区最大港口城市，马萨诸塞州首府。

10、达拉斯（Dallas）:

美国南部工业城市，是州内仅次于休斯敦的第二大城市。位于得克萨斯州北部，跨特里尼蒂河两岸，西距沃思堡48公里。

求美国各州主要大城市、

其他著名城市(根据城市人口大小排名) 1）纽约, 纽约(人口 8,084,316) New York 2）洛杉矶, 加利福尼亚(人口 3,798,981) Los Angeles 3）芝加哥, 伊利诺伊(人口 2,886,251) Chicago 4）休斯敦, 得克萨斯(人口 2,009,834) Houston 5）费城, 宾夕法尼亚(人口 1,492,231) philadelphia 6）菲尼斯, 亚利桑那(人口 1,371,960) PHONEIX 7）圣迭戈, 加利福尼亚(人口 1,259,532) San Diego 8）达拉斯, 得克萨斯(人口 1,211,467) Dallas 9）圣安东尼奥, 得克萨斯(人口 1,194,222) San Antonio 10）底特律, 密执安(人口 925,051) Detroit 11）圣约瑟, 加利福尼亚(人口 900,443) San Jose 12）印第安纳波利斯, 印第安纳(人口 783,612) Indianapolis 13）旧金山, 加利福尼亚(人口 764,049) San Francisco 14）哥伦布, 俄亥俄(人口 725,228) Columbus 15）奥斯汀, 得克萨斯(人口 671,873) Austin 16）巴尔的摩, 马里兰(人口 638,614) Baltimore 17）Milwaukee, 威斯康辛(人口 590,895) 18）波士顿, 马萨诸塞(人口 589,281) Boston 19）华盛顿, 哥伦比亚特区(人口 570,898) Washington D.C 20）帕索, 得克萨斯(人口 577,415) Paso 21）西雅图, 华盛顿(人口 570,426) Seattle 22）丹佛, 科罗拉多(人口 560,415) Denver 23）夏洛特, 北卡罗来纳(人口 580,597) Charlotte 24）沃斯堡, 得克萨斯(人口 567,516) Fort Worth 25）波特兰, 俄勒冈(人口 539,438) PORTLAND 26）奥克拉荷马市, 俄克拉何马(人口 519,034) OK Oklahoma 27）图森, 亚利桑那(人口 503,151) TUS 28）新奥尔良, 路易斯安那(人口 473,681) New Orleans 29）拉斯维加斯, 内华达(人口 508,604) Las Vegas 30）克利夫兰, 俄亥俄(人口 467,851) Cleveland 31）长滩, 加利福尼亚(人口 472,412) CA LGB 32）亚伯科基, 新墨西哥(人口 463,874) Albuquerque 33）堪萨斯城, 密苏里(人口 443,471) Kansas 34）Fresno, 加利福尼亚(人口 445,227) 35）弗吉尼亚海滩, 弗吉尼亚(人口 433,934) Virginia 36）亚特兰大, 佐治亚(人口 424,868) Argentina 37）萨加门多, 加利福尼亚(人口 435,245) Sacramentos 38）奥克兰, 加利福尼亚(人口 402,777) Oakland 39）Mesa, 亚利桑那(人口 426,841) 40）土尔沙, 俄克拉何马(人口 391,908) Tulsa 41）奥马哈, 内布拉斯加(人口 399,357) Omaha 42）米尼亚波尼斯, 明尼苏达(人口 375,635) Minneapolis 43）檀香山, 夏威夷(人口 378,155) Honolulu 44）科罗拉多斯普林斯, 科罗拉多(人口 371,182) Colorado Springs 45）圣路易斯, 密苏里(人口 338,353) St. Louis 46）惠科塔, 堪萨斯(人口 355,126) Wichita 47）圣塔安那, 加利福尼亚(人口 343,413) Santa Ana 48）匹兹堡, 宾夕法尼亚(人口 327,898) Pitt**urgh 49）阿灵顿, 得克萨斯(人口 349,944) Arlington 50）辛辛那提, 俄亥俄(人口 323,885)Cincinnati

布卢明顿的美国印第安纳州城市

在首府印第安纳波利斯西南80公里。是印第安纳州中南部主要文教中心。人口5.1万（1980）。以彩色电视机为主的电子工业发达。向为石灰岩采掘和加工中心。市东南门罗水库是印第安纳州最大人工湖，旅游和休养地。有印第安纳大学（建于1820年）。布卢明顿的具体经纬度是39°09′44″N 86°31′45″W / 39.162147°N 86.529045°W / 39.162147; -86.529045 .根据2010年人口调查资料显示，该市总面积23.36平方英里（60.5平方公里），其中陆地面积23.16平方英里（60.0平方公里），水域面积约占0.86%，即0.20平方英里(0.52 平方公里)。

在印第安纳州的哪个城市

加里（Gary）是位于美国印第安纳州西北部莱克县密歇根湖畔的一座城市。共有人口102,746。坐标41°34′N（北纬），87°20′W（西经）检举1980年代因麦可·杰克森及其家族成员而出名回答人的补充 2009-12-10 22:29州印第安纳州县莱克县面积- 总面积- 陆地面积148.3Km2130.1Km2

印第安纳州的行政区划

重要城镇 County　　FIPS code　　County seat　　Established　　Origin　　Etymology　　Population　　Area　　Map　　Adams County001DecaturFebruary 7, 1836Adams New PurchaseU.S. PresidentJohn Quincy Adams33,625339sqmi　　(878km)　Allen County003Fort WayneDecember 12, 182**elaware New PurchaseCol.John Allen,Kentuckystate senator355,329657sqmi　　(1,702km)　Bartholomew County005ColumbusJanuary 8, 1821Jackson County and Delaware New PurchasesLt. Col.Joseph Bartholomew, a hero of theBattle of Tippecanoe71,435407sqmi　　(1,054km)　Benton County007FowlerFebruary 18, 1840Jasper CountyThomas H. Benton,U.S. SenatorfromMissouri8,854406sqmi　　(1,052km)　Blackford County009Hartford CityFebruary 15, 1838Jay CountyJudgeIsaac Blackford, Speaker of theIndiana House of Representativesand Chief Justice of theIndiana Supreme Court14,048165sqmi　　(427km)　Boone County011LebanonJanuary 29, 1830AdamsandWabashNew PurchasesFrontier**anDaniel Boone56,640423sqmi　　(1,096km)　Brown County013NashvilleFebruary 3, 1836Bartholomew County　　Jackson County　　Monroe CountyGeneralJacob Brown, hero of theWar of 181214,957312sqmi　　(808km)　Carroll County015DelphiJanuary 17, 1828AdamsandWabashNew PurchasesCharles Carroll, signer of theDeclaration of Independence20,165372sqmi　　(963km)　Cass County017LogansportDecember 18, 1828Non-county AreaGen.Lewis Cass, Governor ofMichigan TerritoryandU.S. Secretary of State40,930412sqmi　　(1,067km)　Clark County019JeffersonvilleFebruary 3, 1801Knox CountyGeneralGeorge Rogers Clark,American Revolutionary Warhero96,472373sqmi　　(966km)　Clay County021BrazilFebruary 12, 1825Owen County　　Putnam County　　Sullivan County　　Vigo CountyU.S. Speaker of the HouseHenry Clay26,556358sqmi　　(927km)　Clinton County023FrankfortJanuary 29, 1830Adams and Wabash New PurchasesDeWitt Clinton, Governor ofNew York33,866405sqmi　　(1,049km)　Crawford County025EnglishJanuary 29, 1818Orange County　　Harrison County　　Perry CountyCol.William Crawford, surveyor of the Midwest and hero of theIndian Wars10,743306sqmi　　(793km)　Daviess County027WashingtonFebruary 2, 1818Knox CountyCol.Joseph Hamilton Daveiss,hero of theBattle of Tippecanoe30,820429sqmi　　(1,111km)　Dearborn County029LawrenceburgMarch 7, 1803Clark County, IN;Hamilton County, OHU.S. Secretary of WarHenry Dearborn50,047305sqmi　　(790km)　Decatur County031Green**urgDecember 12, 1821Delaware New PurchaseCommodoreStephen Decatur, hero of theWar of 181224,555373sqmi　　(966km)　DeKalb County033AuburnFebruary 7, 1835Non-county AreaJohann de Kalb, German noble who trained colonial soldiers for theAmerican Revolutionary War40,285363sqmi　　(940km)　Delaware County035MuncieJanuary 26, 1827Delaware New PurchaseDelawareNative American people118,769392sqmi　　(1,015km)　Dubois County037JasperDecember 20, 1817Perry County　　Pike CountyToussaint Dubois,hero of theBattle of Tippecanoe39,674427sqmi　　(1,106km)　Elkhart County039GoshenJanuary 29, 1830Non-county AreaDisputed, but possibly the ElkhartNative Americanpeople182,791463sqmi　　(1,199km)　Fayette County041ConnersvilleJanuary 29, 1818FranklinWayne Countyand Non-county AreaMarquis de la Fayette, French noble who trained colonial soldiers in theAmerican Revolutionary War25,588215sqmi　　(557km)　Floyd County043New AlbanyJanuary 2, 1819ClarkandHarrisonCountiesCol. EitherJohn Floyd, aWar of 1812hero andGovernor of Virginia, or early settler and state legislatorDavis Floyd78,823148sqmi　　(383km)　Fountain County045CovingtonDecember 20, 1825Montgomery Countyand Wabash New PurchaseMajorJames Fontaine, a hero of theAmerican Revolutionary War17,954396sqmi　　(1,026km)　Franklin County047BrookvilleFebruary 1, 1811Clark County　　Dearborn County　　Knox CountyWriter, orator, scholar, and founding fatherBenjamin Franklin22,151384sqmi　　(995km)　Fulton County049RochesterFebruary 7, 1836Non-county AreaRobert Fulton, inventor of thesteamboat20,511368sqmi　　(953km)　Gibson County051PrincetonApril 1, 1813Knox CountyJohn Gibson, ******ary of theIndiana Territory33,503487sqmi　　(1,261km)　Grant County053MarionFebruary 10, 1831Formed from Madison County, Adams New Purchase and un-organizedCaptains Samuel and Moses Grant, former American soldiers and early settlers70,061414sqmi　　(1,072km)　Greene County055BloomfieldJanuary 5, 1821Sullivan County　　Non-county AreaGen.Nathanael Greene, hero of theAmerican Revolutionary War32,157543sqmi　　(1,406km)　Hamilton County057NoblesvilleJanuary 8, 1823Formed from Delaware New PurchaseAlexander Hamilton, firstSecretary of the Treasuryand founding father274,569394sqmi　　(1,020km)　Hancock County059GreenfieldMarch 1, 1828Formed from Madison CountyJohn Hancock, first signer of theDeclaration of Independence70,002306sqmi　　(793km)　Harrison County061CorydonDecember 1, 1808Formed from Clark and Knox CountyWilliam Henry Harrison, governor ofIndiana TerritoryandU.S. President34,325485sqmi　　(1,256km)　Hendricks County06**anvilleDecember 20, 1824Formed from Delaware and Wabash New PurchaseGovernor of IndianaWilliam Hendricks145,488407sqmi　　(1,054km)　Henry County065New CastleDecember 31, 1821Formed from Delaware New PurchasePatrick Henry, attorney, orator, and founding father48,508392sqmi　　(1,015km)　Howard County067KokomoJanuary 15, 1844Formed from un-organizedGen.Tilghman Howard, a U.S. Representative from Indiana84,964293sqmi　　(759km)　Huntington County069HuntingtonFebruary 2, 1832Formed from Adams New Purchase and un-organizedSamuel Huntington, signer theDeclaration of Independence38,075383sqmi　　(992km)　Jackson County071BrownstownJanuary 1, 1816Formed from Clark, Jefferson and WashingtonU.S. PresidentAndrew Jackson41,335509sqmi　　(1,318km)　Jasper County073RensselaerFebruary 7, 1835Formed from Wabash New PurchaseSgt.William Jasper, hero of theAmerican Revolutionary War30,043560sqmi　　(1,450km)　Jay County075PortlandFebruary 7, 1835Formed from Adams New PurchaseJohn Jay, first Chief Justice of theUnited States Supreme Court21,806384sqmi　　(995km)　Jefferson County077MadisonNovember 23, 1810Formed from Clark, Dearborn and Knox CountyU.S. PresidentThomas Jefferson31,705361sqmi　　(935km)　Jennings County079VernonDecember 27, 1816Formed from Jackson and Jefferson CountiesJonathan Jennings, the firstGovernor of Indiana27,554377sqmi　　(976km)　Johnson County081FranklinDecember 31, 1823Formed from Delaware New PurchaseJohn Johnson, first Chief Justice of theIndiana Supreme Court139,654320sqmi　　(829km)　Knox County083VincennesJune 6, 1790Original CountyU.S. Secretary of WarHenry Knox39,256516sqmi　　(1,336km)　Kosci***o County085WarsawFebruary 7, 1835Formed from un-organizedTadeusz Kościuszko, Polish-born hero of theAmerican Revolutionary Warand leader of a Polish nationalistic revolt against Russia74,057531sqmi　　(1,375km)　LaGrange County087LaGrangeFebruary 2, 1832Formed from un-organizedThe ancestral estate of theMarquis de la Fayette, the French-born hero of theAmerican Revolutionary War34,909380sqmi　　(984km)　Lake County089Crown PointJanuary 28, 1837Formed from Newton and Porter CountiesIts location onLake Michigan496,004499sqmi　　(1,292km)　LaPorte County091LaPorteJanuary 29, 1832Formed from St. Joseph and un-organizedMeansthe doorinFrench, which refers to the city of LaPorte111,467598sqmi　　(1,549km)　Lawrence County093BedfordJanuary 7, 1818Formed from OrangeCapt.James Lawrence,hero of theWar of 181245,922449sqmi　　(1,163km)　Madison County095AndersonJanuary 4, 1823Formed from Delaware New PurchaseU.S. PresidentJames Madison133,358452sqmi　　(1,171km)　Marion County097IndianapolisDecember 31, 1821Formed from Delaware New PurchaseGen.Francis Marion,American Revolutionary Warhero903,393396sqmi　　(1,026km)　Marshall County099PlymouthFebruary 7, 1835Formed from St. Joseph CountyU.S. Chief JusticeJohn Marshall45,128444sqmi　　(1,150km)　Martin County101ShoalsJanuary 17, 1820Formed from Daviess and Dubois CountiesMajor John T. Martin, hero of theWar of 181210,369336sqmi　　(870km)　Miami County10**eruJanuary 30, 1833Formed from Cass County and un-organizedMiamiNative American people36,082374sqmi　　(969km)　Monroe County105BloomingtonJanuary 14, 1818Formed from Orange CountyU.S. PresidentJames Monroe137,974395sqmi　　(1,023km)　Montgomery County107CrawfordsvilleDecember 21, 1822Formed from Wabash New PurchaseGen.Richard Montgomery, hero of theAmerican Revolutionary War37,629505sqmi　　(1,308km)　Morgan County109MartinsvilleDecember 31, 1822Formed from Delaware and Wabash New PurchaseGen.Daniel Morgan, hero of theAmerican Revolutionary War68,894404sqmi　　(1,046km)　Newton County111KentlandDecember 8, 1859Formed from Jasper CountySgt.John Newton, hero of theAmerican Revolutionary War14,566402sqmi　　(1,041km)　Noble County113AlbionFebruary 7, 1835Formed from un-organizedU.S. SenatorJames NobleorGovernor of IndianaNoah Noble, brothers46,275411sqmi　　(1,064km)　Ohio County115Rising SunJanuary 4, 1844Formed from Dearborn CountyTheOhio River6,12886sqmi　　(223km)　Orange County117PaoliFebruary 1, 1816Formed from Gibson, Knox and WashingtonOrange County, North Carolina, in turn named for theDutch ProtestantHouse of Orange19,306398sqmi　　(1,031km)　Owen County119SpencerDecember 21, 1818Formed from Daviess and Sullivan CountyAbraham Owen,hero of theBattle of Tippecanoe21,786385sqmi　　(997km)　Parke County121RockvilleJanuary 9, 1821Formed from Vigo CountyBenjamin Parke, a delegate ofIndiana Territoryto theU.S. Congress17,241445sqmi　　(1,153km)　Perry County123Tell CityNovember 1, 1814Formed from Gibson and Warrick CountiesCommodoreOliver Hazard Perry, hero of theWar of 181218,899382sqmi　　(989km)　Pike County125Peter**urgDecember 21, 1816Formed from Gibson and Perry CountyZebulon M. Pike, explorer of theAmerican West12,837334sqmi　　(865km)　Porter County127ValparaisoFebruary 7, 1835Formed from un-organizedCapt.David Porter, hero of theWar of 1812146,798418sqmi　　(1,083km)　Posey County129Mount VernonNovember 11, 1814Formed from Warrick CountyThomas Posey, governor ofIndiana Territory27,061410sqmi　　(1,062km)　Pulaski County131WinamacFebruary 7, 1835Formed from un-organizedKazimierz Pułaski, Polish-born noble who led the colonial cavalry in theAmerican Revolutionary War13,755434sqmi　　(1,124km)　Putnam County133GreencastleDecember 31, 1822Formed from Owen County and Wabash New PurchaseGen.Israel Putnam, hero of theAmerican Revolutionary War36,019481sqmi　　(1,246km)　Randolph County135WinchesterJanuary 10, 1818Formed from Wayne CountyRandolph County, North Carolina, which is itself named for firstPresident of the Continental CongressPeyton Randolph37,401452sqmi　　(1,171km)　Ripley County137VersaillesDecember 27, 1816Formed from Dearborn and Jefferson CountyGen.Eleazer Wheelock Ripley, hero of theWar of 181226,523446sqmi　　(1,155km)　Rush County139RushvilleDecember 31, 1821Formed from Delaware New PurchaseDr.Benjamin Rush, signer theDeclaration of Independence18,261408sqmi　　(1,057km)　St. Joseph County141South BendJanuary 29, 1830Formed from un-organizedSt. Joseph River, which flows through it towardLake Michigan266,931458sqmi　　(1,186km)　Scott County143Scott**urgJanuary 12, 1820Formed from Clark, Jefferson, Jennings and Washington CountiesCharles Scott,Governor of Kentucky22,960190sqmi　　(492km)　Shelby County145ShelbyvilleDecember 31, 1821Formed from Delaware New PurchaseGen.Isaac Shelby, Governor of Kentucky44,436411sqmi　　(1,064km)　Spencer County147RockportJanuary 10, 1818Formed from Perry and Warrick CountiesCapt.Spier Spencer,hero of theBattle of Tippecanoe20,391397sqmi　　(1,028km)　Starke County149KnoxFebruary 7, 1835Formed from St. Joseph County and un-organizedGen.John Stark, hero of theAmerican Revolutionary War23,556309sqmi　　(800km)　Steuben County151AngolaFebruary 7, 1837Formed from un-organizedBaron Frederick von Steuben, Prussian-born noble who trained colonial soldiers during theAmerican Revolutionary War33,214309sqmi　　(800km)　Sullivan County153SullivanDecember 30, 1816Formed from KnoxGeneral Daniel Sullivan,American Revolutionary Warhero21,751447sqmi　　(1,158km)　Switzerland County155VevayOctober 1, 1814Formed from Dearborn and Jefferson CountyThe home country of many of the early settlers,Switzerland10,613221sqmi　　(572km)　Tippecanoe County157LafayetteJanuary 20, 1826Formed from Wabash New Purchase and un-organizedTheTippecanoe Riverand theBattle of Tippecanoe172,780500sqmi　　(1,295km)　Tipton County159TiptonJanuary 15, 1844Formed from Adams New Purchase and un-organizedJohn Tipton,U.S. Senator16,577261sqmi　　(676km)　Union County161LibertyJanuary 5, 1821Parts ofFayette,FranklinandWaynecountiesNamed because it united secti*** of three adjacent counties into one new entity7,516161sqmi　　(417km)　Vanderburgh County163EvansvilleJanuary 7, 1818Gibson,Posey, andWarrickCountiesHenry Vanderburgh, a judge forIndiana Territory188,922233sqmi　　(603km)　Vermillion County165NewportJanuary 2, 1824Formed from Parke County and Wa**ash New PurchaseTheVermillion River16,788257sqmi　　(666km)　Vigo County167Terre HauteJanuary 21, 1818Formed from Sullivan CountyFrancis Vigo, Italian-born colonial spy during theAmerican Revolutionary War105,848403sqmi　　(1,044km)　Wabash County169WabashJanuary 30, 1833Formed from Adams New Purchase and un-organizedTheWabash River34,960412sqmi　　(1,067km)　Warren County171WilliamsportJanuary 19, 1827Formed from Wabash New Purchase and un-organizedDr.Joseph Warren,American Revolutionary Warhero8,508365sqmi　　(945km)　Warrick County173BoonvilleApril 30, 1813GibsonandKnoxCountiesCapt.Jacob Warrick,hero of theBattle of Tippecanoe60,010385sqmi　　(997km)　Washington County175SalemDecember 21, 1813Clark, Harrison and Knox CountiesU.S. PresidentGeorge Washington27,223514sqmi　　(1,331km)　Wayne County177RichmondNovember 27, 1810Formed from Clark, Dearborn and KnoxGen.Mad Anthony Wayne, hero of theAmerican Revolutionary War71,097402sqmi　　(1,041km)　Wells County179BlufftonFebruary 7, 1837Formed from Adams New PurchaseCapt.William A. Wells, Native American who became a hero in theWar of 181227,600368sqmi　　(953km)　White County181MonticelloFebruary 1, 1834Formed from Wabash New Purchase and un-organizedCapt.Isaac White,hero of theBattle of Tippecanoe25,267505sqmi　　(1,308km)　Whitley County183Columbia CityFebruary 7, 1835Formed from un-organizedCol.William Whitley,hero of theBattle of Tippecanoe30,707336sqmi　　(870km)　 人口在1,000,000人以上的（城市居民） 印第安纳波利斯 (Indianapolis），首府，位于州中央 人口在100,000人以上的（城市人口） 韦恩堡(Fort Wayne），位于东北南弯（South Bend），靠近密歇根边境，圣母大学所在地特雷霍特（Terre Haute），位于印第安纳西部，印第安纳州立大学所在地伊凡斯维尔（Evansville），位于西南，俄亥俄河边盖瑞(Gary），位于西北，芝加哥近郊