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Lowest labor force participation, Indiana counties · 2020

Indiana counties with the smallest share of adults 16+ in the civilian labor force (2020 ACS). This list covers the 92 counties in Indiana that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 92 is 61.8%.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPLABOR FORCE PARTICIPATIONVS –
01Parke County, ININ16,64250.4%–
02Crawford County, ININ10,50952.7%–
03Sullivan County, ININ20,83152.9%–
04Henry County, ININ49,13753.1%–
05Starke County, ININ23,42554.0%–
06Perry County, ININ19,38954.7%–
07Scott County, ININ25,05354.8%–
08Blackford County, ININ11,73055.0%–
09Putnam County, ININ37,87655.8%–
10Jefferson County, ININ33,27956.1%–
11Miami County, ININ34,48756.2%–
12LaPorte County, ININ111,29457.4%–
13Fayette County, ININ23,53357.5%–
14Switzerland County, ININ10,03757.6%–
15Greene County, ININ31,16557.9%–
16Grant County, ININ66,52458.1%–
17Madison County, ININ135,08858.3%–
18Rush County, ININ16,76758.5%–
19Harrison County, ININ40,43758.6%–
20Pike County, ININ12,00358.7%–
21Delaware County, ININ113,10658.8%–
22Vermillion County, ININ15,48858.8%–
23Jasper County, ININ33,89459.1%–
24Washington County, ININ28,38359.2%–
25Lawrence County, ININ45,56859.2%–
26Orange County, ININ19,83459.3%–
27Newton County, ININ14,18859.3%–
28Vigo County, ININ106,51259.4%–
29Wabash County, ININ30,71359.5%–
30Fountain County, ININ17,01359.5%–
31Howard County, ININ83,90459.7%–
32Ohio County, ININ5,99460.1%–
33Brown County, ININ15,77760.3%–
34Wayne County, ININ66,16960.3%–
35White County, ININ25,16460.4%–
36Carroll County, ININ20,65560.7%–
37Clay County, ININ26,41060.8%–
38Martin County, ININ9,85660.8%–
39Owen County, ININ21,88660.8%–
40Lake County, ININ504,61261.2%–
41Knox County, ININ35,65261.6%–
42Jay County, ININ20,11861.7%–
43Cass County, ININ37,83661.7%–
44Randolph County, ININ24,43861.7%–
45Marshall County, ININ46,59961.7%–
46Porter County, ININ176,04961.7%–
47Pulaski County, ININ12,46361.8%–
48LaGrange County, ININ41,30561.9%–
49Posey County, ININ24,98862.0%–
50Daviess County, ININ34,20962.1%–
51Monroe County, ININ143,34562.1%–
52Fulton County, ININ20,09162.2%–
53Tippecanoe County, ININ190,45662.8%–
54Adams County, ININ36,65063.0%–
55Union County, ININ6,86363.2%–
56Benton County, ININ8,88363.2%–
57Jackson County, ININ47,37063.3%–
58Vanderburgh County, ININ181,99563.4%–
59Spencer County, ININ20,06163.4%–
60Huntington County, ININ37,22463.5%–
61St. Joseph County, ININ272,86163.6%–
62Morgan County, ININ74,96763.7%–
63Warren County, ININ8,47463.9%–
64Bartholomew County, ININ85,72964.0%–
65Steuben County, ININ34,79964.1%–
66Clinton County, ININ33,32264.2%–
67Montgomery County, ININ38,95464.3%–
68Shelby County, ININ45,88264.3%–
69Noble County, ININ47,93764.3%–
70Gibson County, ININ33,09164.4%–
71Tipton County, ININ15,31964.6%–
72Dearborn County, ININ51,60964.6%–
73Floyd County, ININ82,15364.7%–
74Clark County, ININ130,45165.2%–
75Warrick County, ININ66,80365.7%–
76Franklin County, ININ23,28665.9%–
77DeKalb County, ININ44,53566.0%–
78Decatur County, ININ26,57666.0%–
79Whitley County, ININ35,04666.1%–
80Jennings County, ININ27,62266.2%–
81Ripley County, ININ29,43466.4%–
82Allen County, ININ402,32966.6%–
83Elkhart County, ININ208,77466.7%–
84Wells County, ININ28,88366.7%–
85Kosciusko County, ININ80,89266.8%–
86Marion County, ININ992,19666.8%–
87Hancock County, ININ90,96967.1%–
88Dubois County, ININ44,01667.4%–
89Johnson County, ININ174,26267.8%–
90Boone County, ININ80,68970.5%–
91Hendricks County, ININ193,51070.5%–
92Hamilton County, ININ387,03672.1%–
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS