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Indiana CountyDemographics.

A deeper look at who lives here, how the population has changed, and where age, gender, race, education, and religion intersect.

How has the county changed?

Indiana County’s population fell from 88,864 in 2010 to an estimated 82,878 in 2025.

Indiana County has 5,986 fewer residents than it did in 2010.

After small increases in 2023 and 2024, the population fell again in 2025.

  1. 88,8642010
  2. 88,6392011
  3. 88,2432012
  4. 88,1782013
  5. 87,4592014
  6. 86,8002015
  7. 85,2432016
  8. 84,8092017
  9. 84,5782018
  10. 84,0222019
  11. 83,1582020
  12. 83,1152021
  13. 82,8932022
  14. 83,0452023
  15. 83,2572024
  16. 82,8782025

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau via Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.

Who is in each age group?

The county is close to evenly split overall, but the balance changes across age groups and among racial groups.

Women outnumber men most clearly among residents 75 and older.

Younger age groups are more evenly split.

GroupFemaleMaleTotal
Under 187,354 (8.9%)7,592 (9.1%)14,946 (18.0%)
18 To 247,048 (8.5%)6,689 (8.1%)13,737 (16.5%)
25 To 343,907 (4.7%)4,605 (5.5%)8,512 (10.3%)
35 To 444,217 (5.1%)4,436 (5.3%)8,653 (10.4%)
45 To 544,385 (5.3%)4,504 (5.4%)8,889 (10.7%)
55 To 645,593 (6.7%)5,636 (6.8%)11,229 (13.5%)
65 To 745,075 (6.1%)5,008 (6.0%)10,083 (12.1%)
75 and Older4,055 (4.9%)2,938 (3.5%)6,993 (8.4%)
Total41,634 (50.1%)41,408 (49.9%)83,042 (100.0%)

White and multiracial residents are nearly evenly split between women and men.

The estimates show a larger gap among Black residents (64% male) and Asian residents (57% female).

GroupFemaleMaleTotal
White38,572 (46.4%)37,960 (45.7%)76,532 (92.2%)
Black675 (0.8%)1,211 (1.5%)1,886 (2.3%)
Native American / Alaskan13 (0.0%)3 (0.0%)16 (0.0%)
Asian423 (0.5%)320 (0.4%)743 (0.9%)
Hawaiian / Pacific Islander0 (0.0%)3 (0.0%)3 (0.0%)
Multiracial1,835 (2.2%)1,733 (2.1%)3,568 (4.3%)
Other116 (0.1%)178 (0.2%)294 (0.4%)
Total41,634 (50.1%)41,408 (49.9%)83,042 (100.0%)

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau. ACS figures are estimates.

How does age intersect with race and education?

The county’s age profile looks different when viewed by race and by educational attainment, revealing where its population is concentrated across each measure.

Race by age

Counts show where each published racial group falls across four broad age ranges.

GroupUnder 1818 To 4445 To 6465 and OlderTotal
White13,688 (16.5%)27,389 (33.0%)18,971 (22.8%)16,484 (19.9%)76,532 (92.2%)
Black137 (0.2%)1,443 (1.7%)188 (0.2%)118 (0.1%)1,886 (2.3%)
Native American / Alaskan11 (0.0%)3 (0.0%)2 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)16 (0.0%)
Asian60 (0.1%)317 (0.4%)239 (0.3%)127 (0.2%)743 (0.9%)
Hawaiian / Pacific Islander0 (0.0%)3 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)3 (0.0%)
Multiracial1,022 (1.2%)1,536 (1.8%)691 (0.8%)319 (0.4%)3,568 (4.3%)
Other28 (0.0%)211 (0.3%)27 (0.0%)28 (0.0%)294 (0.4%)
Total14,946 (18.0%)30,902 (37.2%)20,118 (24.2%)17,076 (20.6%)83,042 (100.0%)

Education by age

Residents age 18 and older are grouped by their highest reported level of education.

GroupLess Than High SchoolHigh SchoolSome College / AssociateBachelor’s+Total
18 To 241,604 (2.4%)5,193 (7.6%)5,921 (8.7%)1,019 (1.5%)13,737 (20.2%)
25 To 34634 (0.9%)2,630 (3.9%)2,135 (3.1%)3,113 (4.6%)8,512 (12.5%)
35 To 44574 (0.8%)2,484 (3.6%)2,495 (3.7%)3,100 (4.6%)8,653 (12.7%)
45 To 641,474 (2.2%)8,588 (12.6%)5,123 (7.5%)4,933 (7.2%)20,118 (29.5%)
65 and Older1,375 (2.0%)8,299 (12.2%)3,877 (5.7%)3,525 (5.2%)17,076 (25.1%)
Total5,661 (8.3%)27,194 (39.9%)19,551 (28.7%)15,690 (23.0%)68,096 (100.0%)

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau. ACS figures are estimates; very small cells should be read cautiously.

What do we know about religion?

Religious-census records describe participating institutions and reported adherents. They are not a direct measure of personal belief.

210 Congregations

Reported congregations in Indiana County.

40,326 Reported Adherents

People counted by participating religious groups.

48.4% of the County

Reported adherents divided by the census population.

50 Religious Groups

Groups represented in the county detail file.

The Catholic Church is the largest reported religious group.

Reported adherent counts from participating religious bodies in 2020.

  1. Catholic Church10,210
  2. Nondenominational Christian Churches7,548
  3. United Methodist Church6,679
  4. Assemblies Of God2,788
  5. Amish Groups2,708
  6. Evangelical Lutheran Church In America2,426
  7. All Other Religious Groups7,967

What changed by religious group?

Changes may reflect differences in census participation as well as reported adherence.

Group20102020Change %
Catholic Church12,383 (29.8%)10,210 (25.3%)-17.5%
United Methodist Church8,307 (20.0%)6,679 (16.6%)-19.6%
Presbyterian Church (USA)3,668 (8.8%)1,659 (4.1%)-54.8%
Evangelical Lutheran Church In America3,327 (8.0%)2,426 (6.0%)-27.1%
Nondenominational Christian Churches3,196 (7.7%)7,548 (18.7%)136.2%
Amish Groups2,525 (6.1%)2,708 (6.7%)7.2%
Assemblies Of God700 (1.7%)2,788 (6.9%)298.3%
Total41,605 (100.0%)40,326 (100.0%)-3.1%

Sources: U.S. Religion Census. Participation and definitions can change between census years.

Why is the population changing?

Between July 2024 and July 2025, deaths exceeded births by 292. Net migration contributed another 92 residents to the decline.

807 added

Births, net international migration, and the statistical adjustment offset part of the loss.

  1. Births722
  2. International Migration80
  3. Statistical Adjustment5

1,186 lost

Deaths and net domestic outmigration outweighed gains. Net change: -379 residents. Both cards use the same scale.

  1. Deaths1,014
  2. Domestic Outmigration172

Annual population changes

YearBirthsDeathsDomestic MigrationInternational MigrationAdjustmentNet Change
20217641,0901822477-43
20227511,17918978-61-222
20237351,026318140-15152
20247301,017406100-7212
20257221,014-172805-379

Sources: Census population estimates, vintage 2025. Components reconcile to annual change.

Who shares a home?

One in three county households consists of a person living alone. Family households make up a smaller share here than statewide.

Household composition

Share of all households, 2020–2024.

Household TypeIndiana CountyPennsylvania
Family Households59.3%62.4%
Living Alone33.3%30.9%
Other Nonfamily Households7.3%6.7%

Within family households

Share of all households. These categories together make up the family-household share.

Family TypeIndiana CountyPennsylvania
Married-Couple Family47.3%46.2%
Male Householder, No Spouse4.0%4.7%
Female Householder, No Spouse8.1%11.5%

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020–2024. ACS five-year estimates; family means related by birth, marriage, or adoption.

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