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Flood insurance claims in Indiana by county

FEMA records 19,554 NFIP claims in Indiana's counties, with $309.2 million paid. As of 3 August 2026, 13,093 NFIP residential policies were in force, equal to 0.5% of the state's residential structures.

Lake County3,013$49.5 million0.5%
Marion County2,309$18.9 million0.7%
Allen County1,673$15.8 million0.4%
Clark County860$17.5 million1.0%
Vanderburgh County821$7.5 million0.7%
Vigo County662$17.4 million1.2%
Bartholomew County506$15.0 million1.3%
Carroll County501$17.3 million1.9%
Hamilton County497$5.9 million0.5%
Howard County489$9.8 million0.4%
Johnson County454$12.6 million0.7%
Kosciusko County391$4.7 million1.2%
Elkhart County378$3.8 million0.5%
Madison County305$3.7 million0.4%
Delaware County302$3.8 million0.7%
Jefferson County246$5.5 million0.5%
White County237$5.0 million0.9%
Floyd County233$4.4 million0.5%
Shelby County232$3.1 million1.1%
Morgan County231$8.7 million0.7%
Noble County226$2.8 million0.9%
Tippecanoe County218$3.2 million0.3%
Harrison County207$8.6 million0.3%
Marshall County190$1.6 million0.2%
Porter County187$2.3 million0.2%
St. Joseph County180$1.3 million0.2%
Fulton County173$2.2 million0.4%
Pulaski County173$2.6 million0.7%
Brown County160$5.0 million0.8%
Owen County147$3.6 million0.4%
Posey County144$2.3 million0.9%
LaPorte County143$817,1840.3%
Grant County139$1.7 million0.2%
Crawford County136$2.2 million0.3%
Monroe County126$3.8 million0.4%
Adams County119$1.3 million0.3%
Tipton County115$1.8 million1.7%
Dearborn County113$2.0 million0.2%
Jasper County113$1.6 million0.7%
Orange County113$1.3 million0.3%
Huntington County111$1.1 million0.3%
Switzerland County110$1.7 million1.0%
Wayne County109$1.2 million0.3%
Boone County98$644,7020.7%
Jackson County96$1.1 million0.8%
Hancock County93$1.0 million0.6%
Knox County81$1.0 million0.4%
Hendricks County77$695,6190.3%
Warrick County77$650,8820.6%
DeKalb County67$1.5 million0.3%
Vermillion County67$411,1420.6%
Cass County63$840,6690.5%
Washington County58$2.7 million0.1%
Steuben County55$151,4200.5%
Franklin County53$838,8450.3%
Gibson County49$505,5640.2%
Wabash County46$472,9340.5%
LaGrange County45$626,6820.8%
Spencer County45$407,9470.8%
Jay County43$523,3880.1%
Lawrence County43$1.0 million0.2%
Newton County42$422,3600.7%
Perry County42$298,4450.5%
Wells County42$756,7200.3%
Fayette County40$497,7680.5%
Henry County33$601,1770.2%
Miami County31$196,4640.3%
Decatur County30$830,7330.2%
Whitley County29$156,6300.5%
Clinton County26$371,5860.3%
Montgomery County25$373,6240.2%
Randolph County25$143,3020.5%
Clay County24$539,3870.2%
Putnam County23$504,0670.2%
Rush County23$205,1760.4%
Starke County22$357,1890.4%
Parke County20$348,1560.2%
Ripley County20$120,0780.1%
Dubois County17$381,0850.2%
Ohio County17$110,8741.1%
Martin County14$212,0560.1%
Scott County12$209,6740.2%
Daviess County11$213,4930.1%
Greene County10$140,9730.3%
Jennings County10$102,2230.2%
Fountain County7$33,6510.1%
Blackford County4$1,5160.1%
Union County3$50,5200.0%
Warren County2$1,9830.0%
Pike County1$44,0000.1%
Sullivan County1$42,2150.0%
Benton County0$00.0%
Flood insurance basics. Most standard homeowners policies do not cover flood damage. NFIP policies are sold through insurance agents and through FEMA's FloodSmart site, which also explains waiting periods (usually 30 days before cover starts). Check your property's flood zone on the FEMA Flood Map Service Center.

Sources

  1. FEMA, OpenFEMA FIMA NFIP Redacted Claims (v2 dataset, API v3 NfipClaims), 2,725,989 claim records, retrieved 29 October 2026
  2. FEMA, OpenFEMA NFIP Residential Penetration Rates, as of 3 August 2026

Checked 29 October 2026. Claims are NFIP claims only. Private flood insurance claims and uninsured losses are not included. Recent events can take months to be fully reflected.