Harrison County, county in Indiana, United States. As of 2020 county had an estimated population of 40,682 inhabitants. The county was created 216 years ago in 1808. Its county seat is Corydon.
There are 9 city/town in Harrison County, IN. The largest city of Harrison County is Corydon with a population of 3,181. Other cities include, Palmyra population 1,433, Lanesville population 566, Elizabeth population 208, Crandall population 149
Harrison County is located in southern Indiana along the Ohio River. The county seat is Corydon, which served as Indiana's first state capital from 1816 to 1825. Here are some key details about the cities and towns in Harrison County:
Corydon
So in summary, Harrison County is a historic southern Indiana county dotted with small towns, yet still influenced by its early 19th century role as Indiana's first state capital in Corydon. The cities and towns each celebrate their unique culture and heritage through local festivals and attractions.
List of cities, towns, neighborhoods & other populated places in Harrison County.
City Name | Title | Population |
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Corydon | Town in Indiana | 3,181 |
Crandall | Town of the United States | 149 |
Elizabeth | Town in Harrison County, Indiana, United States | 208 |
Laconia | Town | 56 |
Lanesville | City in Harrison County, Indiana, United States of America | 566 |
Mauckport | Human settlement in Indiana, United States of America | 85 |
New Amsterdam | Town of the United States | 28 |
New Middletown | Human settlement in Harrison County, Indiana, United States of America | 87 |
Palmyra | Town in Indiana, United States | 1,433 |