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Population Over TimeNumberRankPercent of U.S.U.S.
Annual Estimates (July 1)
20106,490,621152.10%309,349,689
20096,459,325152.11%306,771,529
20086,424,806152.11%304,093,966
20076,379,599152.12%301,231,207
20066,332,669152.12%298,379,912
20056,278,616142.12%295,516,599
20046,233,007142.13%292,805,298
20036,196,638142.14%290,107,933
20026,155,967142.14%287,625,193
20016,127,760142.15%284,968,955
2001 to 2010 % change5.9%31 8.6%
Census Counts (April 1)
20106,483,802152.10%308,745,538
20006,080,485142.16%281,421,906
19905,544,156142.23%248,790,925
19805,490,224122.42%226,545,805
2000 to 2010 % change6.6%31 9.7%
1990 to 2010 % change16.9%31 24.1%
1980 to 2010 % change18.1%34 36.3%
Source: US Census Bureau
Components of Population Change in 2009NumberRankPercent of U.S.U.S.
Net Domestic Migration (chg 2008/2009)-6,80541  
Net International Migration (chg 2008/2009)9,194221.08%854,905
Natural Increase (births minus deaths)32,591181.83%1,776,800
Births88,704142.08%4,262,897
Deaths56,113142.26%2,486,097
Source: US Census Bureau
Population Estimates by Age in 2010NumberRankPercent
Distribution.
Percent
Distribution
in U.S.
Preschool (0 to 4)433,559156.7%6.5%
School Age (5 to 17)1,173,1271418.1%17.5%
College Age (18 to 24)650,2891510.0%9.9%
Young Adult (25 to 44)1,669,1741725.7%26.6%
Older Adult(45 to 64)1,720,6921526.5%26.4%
Older (65 plus)843,7801613.0%13.1%
Median Age37.031  
Sources: US Census Bureau
Population Estimates by Race or Hispanic in 2010NumberRankPercent
Distribution
Percent
Distribution
in U.S.
American Ind. or Alaskan Native Alone24,575370.4%1.2%
Asian Alone106,075241.6%4.9%
Black Alone605,342209.3%13.0%
Native Hawaiian and Other Pac. Isl. Alone3,546280.1%0.2%
White Alone5,642,6621386.9%78.3%
Two or More Race Groups108,421231.7%2.3%
Hispanic or Latino (can be of any race)
Non-Hispanic or Latino6,098,2501394.0%83.6%
Hispanic or Latino392,371216.0%16.4%
Source: US Census Bureau
Hispanic or Latino Population (can be of any race) in 2000NumberRankPercent
Distribution
Percent
Distribution
in U.S.
Hispanic214,536223.5%12.5%
     Mexican153,042152.5%7.3%
     Cuban2,754260.0%0.4%
     Puerto Rican19,678190.3%1.2%
     Other39,062250.6%3.6%
White, Not Hispanic (reporting white alone)5,219,3731185.8%69.1%
Source: US Census Bureau
Households in 2000NumberRankPercent
Distribution
Percent
Distribution
in U.S.
Total Households2,336,30614100.0%100.0%
   Family Households1,602,5011368.6%68.1%
     Married with Children556,1131323.8%23.5%
     Married without Children695,3451329.8%28.1%
     Single Parents211,723139.1%9.2%
     Other139,320176.0%7.1%
   Non-family Households733,8051531.4%31.9%
     Living Alone605,4281425.9%25.8%
Average Household Size2.5320  
Average Family Household Size3.0528  
Source: US Census Bureau
Housing Units in 2000NumberRankPercent
Distribution
Percent
Distribution
in U.S.
2009 Housing Units (estimate)2,809,55914  
Total Housing Units in 20002,532,31914100.0%100.0%
   Occupied2,336,3061492.3%91.0%
     Owner Occupied1,669,1621365.9%60.2%
     Renter Occupied667,1441626.3%30.8%
  Vacant196,013197.7%9.0%
     For seasonal or recreational use33,803281.3%3.1%
Source: US Census Bureau
Median Home Values & RatesNumberRankPct of U.S.U.S. Number
2010 Homeownership Rate71.215  
2010 Homeowner Vacancy Rate3.010  
200094,3003678.85%119,600
199053,5004068.15%78,500
Source: US Census Bureau
Residential Building Permits in 2010UnitsPercent
Distribution
Percent
Distribution
in U.S.
Cost ($000)
Total Permits Filed13,083100.0%100.0%$1,960,774
   Single Family9,77374.7%74.0%$1,714,875
   Two Family3983.0%1.8%$33,796
   Three & Four Family3792.9%1.8%$35,216
   Five Families and More2,53319.4%22.4%$176,887
Source: US Census Bureau

States IN Profile provides current federal statistics on a variety of demographic and economic indicators. Read "About the Profile" for the best understanding of the data, ranks and computations. This profile is produced by STATS Indiana, a web service of the Indiana Business Research Center at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business. Major support for this effort is provided by the State of Indiana through the Indiana Department of Workforce Development.
Updated: February 10, 2012 at 10:41