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    OverviewWeatherHousingDemographicsJobsPoliticsCrimeTransportationEducationOutdoorsCulture
    1. Indiana
    2. Hamilton County

    Major cities or towns:

    Carmel
    Fishers
    Noblesville
    Hamilton County, Indiana is a thriving and desirable community located in the heart of the Midwest. The county boasts a diverse geography, ranging from rolling hills to fertile farmland, and enjoys a temperate climate with four distinct seasons. The population is steadily growing, currently around 350,000 residents, with a median age of 39 and a high percentage of college-educated professionals. The local economy is robust, driven by a mix of industries including healthcare, technology, and advanced manufacturing. The job market is strong, with low unemployment and ample opportunities for skilled workers. Housing is relatively affordable, with a median home value around $250,000, though the market has seen steady appreciation in recent years. The education system is a major draw, with highly-rated public schools and several respected institutions of higher learning, including Purdue University's satellite campus. Healthcare facilities are abundant, including several major hospital systems that provide comprehensive medical services. Culturally, Hamilton County offers a vibrant mix of arts, entertainment, and recreational amenities. From performing arts centers and museums to outdoor parks and trails, there is something for everyone. The community is known for its family-friendly atmosphere and high quality of life. In terms of transportation, the county is well-connected, with easy access to major highways and an international airport nearby. Infrastructure is well-maintained, and public transit options are available, though car ownership is still the primary mode of transportation. Overall, Hamilton County is an attractive destination for those seeking a balance of economic opportunity, educational excellence, and a desirable quality of life. While the cost of living is slightly above the national average, the benefits of living in this thriving Midwest community make it a compelling choice for many.

    Demographics

    Population

    338K

    Ethnicity %

    White
    80
    Black
    4
    Asian
    6
    Hispanic
    4

    Median Age

    37.1

    Density

    9 of 10

    696 / Mile²

    Avg Family Size

    3.1

    Religious

    40%

    Foreign Born

    6%

    Veterans

    6.4%

    Adult Smokers

    11%

    Adult Obesity

    29%

    Uninsured

    5%

    Excessive Drinking

    18%

    Poverty Rate

    12.2%

    Weather

    Sunlight

    4 hours winter dailyPartly sunny

    Summer average temp

    90°F

    Winter max temp

    39°F

    Precipitation

    38 in.

    Snowfall (inches)

    23.5 (high)

    Drought risk

    Very Low

    Earthquake risk

    Very Low

    Wildfire risk

    Very Low

    Tornado risk

    Very Low

    Hurricane risk

    Very Low

    Crime

    Rank: 4.9 of 10

    (crimes per 1,000 people yearly)

    Violent

    6 (4.1)

    Property

    6 (28)

    Assault

    5 (3.0)

    Larceny (theft)

    4 (15)

    Robbery

    3 (0.4)

    Burglary

    10 (12.7)

    Rape

    7 (0.63)

    Auto Theft

    3 (1.0)

    Murder

    1 (0.00)

    Arson

    6 (0.28)

    Driving deaths involving alcohol

    24%

    Politics and Law

    State politics

    Red (Republican)

    Abortion laws

    Illegal, limited exceptions

    Marijuana laws

    Illegal

    Gun Laws

    No Permits Required

    Democrat

    46%

    Republican

    52%

    State Tax Burden

    8.15%

    Cigarette Tax

    $0.995

    Jobs

    Income (per capita)

    $95,757

    Unemployment

    3.1%

    Employment

    60.3%

    Hours worked

    42.3

    Outdoors

    Natural Amenities

    2.7 / 10

    Water Area

    1.17%

    Near park?

    68%

    Beaches

    Not near the coast

    Mountains

    Not near mountains

    Tree Area

    9%

    Housing

    Home Ownership

    71%

    Median Home Price

    $425K

    Average Rent

    $1,894

    Internet over 25mbps

    69%

    Transportation

    Walkability

    17

    Cycling

    50

    Public Transit

    unknown

    Major Airport

    <2 hours

    Average Commute Time

    27

    Education

    K-12 Test Scores

    10 of 10  

    (avg: 0.63)

    College graduates

    59%

    Culture

    Arts scene

    97

    Food awards per 100k

    unknown