Indiana Social Capital Scores by County

August 16, 2023

County	Overall County SCI	Family Unity	Community Health	Institutional Health	Collective Efficacy
Adams County, Indiana	79	94	63	63	-1
Allen County, Indiana	46	43	31	69	32
Bartholomew County, IN	65	67	44	65	62
Benton County, Indiana	73	51	81	69	-1
Blackford County, IN	64	41	57	57	91
Boone County, Indiana	89	94	42	89	93
Brown County, Indiana	71	28	54	82	97
Carroll County, Indiana	74	68	56	66	83
Cass County, Indiana	62	35	48	63	89
Clark County, Indiana	27	50	21	69	8
Clay County, Indiana	47	72	52	62	13
Clinton County, Indiana	65	65	54	63	55
Crawford County, IN	66	43	61	72	68
Daviess County, Indiana	70	90	55	43	58
Dearborn County, IN	81	65	46	87	92
Decatur County, Indiana	57	47	58	63	-1
DeKalb County, Indiana	67	67	50	60	72
Delaware County, IN	38	38	40	46	34
Dubois County, Indiana	77	88	70	84	24
Elkhart County, Indiana	36	53	34	51	19
Fayette County, Indiana	34	15	55	55	-1
Floyd County, Indiana	63	47	29	80	63
Fountain County, Indiana	64	42	67	72	-1
Franklin County, Indiana	83	80	50	80	95
Fulton County, Indiana	76	62	65	69	86
Gibson County, Indiana	76	79	56	71	69
Grant County, Indiana	29	8	46	47	55
Greene County, Indiana	69	60	62	46	95
Hamilton County, IN	92	98	26	93	96
Hancock County, Indiana	82	85	35	83	89
Harrison County, Indiana	75	66	54	74	82
Hendricks County, IN	73	82	18	84	58
Henry County, Indiana	57	23	51	54	97
Howard County, Indiana	46	26	41	73	38
Huntington County, IN	78	86	62	66	71
Jackson County, Indiana	60	61	57	64	40
Jasper County, Indiana	56	55	47	63	-1
Jay County, Indiana	73	57	78	56	75
Jefferson County, IN	33	11	62	57	-1
Jennings County, Indiana	45	61	34	59	24
Johnson County, Indiana	57	69	23	73	37
Knox County, Indiana	68	59	58	56	83
Kosciusko County, IN	56	65	42	61	38
LaGrange County, IN	79	99	64	23	87
Lake County, Indiana	21	15	22	65	14
LaPorte County, Indiana	42	24	38	54	57
Lawrence County, IN	48	54	55	52	29
Madison County, Indiana	43	31	31	60	48
Marion County, Indiana	2	8	54	60	1
Marshall County, Indiana	67	58	56	61	74
Martin County, Indiana	53	34	77	68	23
Miami County, Indiana	57	58	48	39	71
Monroe County, Indiana	47	62	38	49	33
Montgomery County, IN	50	76	63	53	15
Morgan County, Indiana	58	57	39	70	-1
Newton County, Indiana	71	75	39	61	85
Noble County, Indiana	63	60	43	47	87
Ohio County, Indiana	81	86	67	74	-1
Orange County, Indiana	71	59	74	67	-1
Owen County, Indiana	68	86	62	50	-1
Parke County, Indiana	63	33	71	45	93
Perry County, Indiana	62	48	56	59	70
Pike County, Indiana	85	90	70	81	59
Porter County, Indiana	70	71	22	75	79
Posey County, Indiana	72	66	57	84	42
Pulaski County, Indiana	78	84	79	64	48
Putnam County, Indiana	68	59	64	43	90
Randolph County, IN	67	30	70	58	97
Ripley County, Indiana	82	77	74	67	87
Rush County, Indiana	76	60	71	67	87
St. Joseph County, IN	34	27	31	67	23
Scott County, Indiana	60	79	49	49	40
Shelby County, Indiana	36	35	39	59	24
Spencer County, Indiana	93	95	76	82	99
Starke County, Indiana	62	61	36	52	79
Steuben County, Indiana	71	58	55	61	92
Sullivan County, Indiana	64	43	67	54	75
Switzerland County, IN	57	18	70	77	-1
Tippecanoe County, IN	38	53	26	39	35
Tipton County, Indiana	78	79	48	79	71
Union County, Indiana	73	72	69	67	-1
Vanderburgh County, IN	28	20	48	57	18
Vermillion County, IN	60	25	71	63	70
Vigo County, Indiana	37	25	48	44	42
Wabash County, Indiana	71	46	70	61	91
Warren County, Indiana	54	29	48	76	-1
Warrick County, Indiana	71	84	29	78	49
Washington County, IN	52	47	54	57	-1
Wayne County, Indiana	33	17	55	52	32
Wells County, Indiana	83	75	50	81	97
White County, Indiana	82	92	63	59	83
Whitley County, Indiana	76	62	51	75	94

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