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County Data Sheets provide a county-wide or multiple-county snapshot of Indiana's child care workforce. To view the information, select the first letter of the county in which you are interested, which will link to a list of the corresponding counties. Select the appropriate county to review the snapshot (County Data Sheets are PDF files between 40 and 42 KB).

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B
Bartholomew
Benton (with Newton and Warren Counties)
Blackford (with Jay and Wells Counties)
Boone
Brown

C
Carroll
Cass
Clark
Clay (with Sullivan County)
Clinton (with Tipton County)
Crawford (with Perry County)

D
Daviess (with Pike County)
Dearborn
Decatur (with Franklin and Ripley Counties)
DeKalb
Delaware
Dubois

F
Fayette (with Rush and Union Counties)
Floyd
Fountain (with Parke and Vermillion Counties)
Franklin (with Decatur and Ripley Counties)
Fulton (with Jasper and Pulaski Counties)

G
Gibson
Grant
Greene (with Owen County)

H
Hamilton
Hancock
Harrison
Hendricks
Henry
Howard
Huntington

J
Jackson
Jasper (with Fulton and Pulaski Counties)
Jay (with Blackford and Wells Counties)
Jefferson
Jennings
Johnson

K
Knox
Kosciusko

L
LaGrange
Lake
LaPorte
Lawrence

M
Madison
Marion
Marshall
Miami
Monroe
Montgomery
Morgan

N
Newton (with Benton and Warren Counties)
Noble

O
Ohio (with Switzerland County)
Orange (with Martin County)
Owen (with Greene County)

P
Parke (with Fountain and Vermillion Counties)
Perry (with Crawford County)
Pike (with Daviess County)
Porter
Posey
Pulaski (with Fulton and Jasper Counties)
Putnam

R
Randolph
Ripley (with Decatur and Franklin Counties)
Rush (with Fayette and Union Counties)

S
Scott
Shelby
Spencer
St. Joseph
Starke
Steuben
Sullivan (with Clay County)
Switzerland (with Ohio County)

T
Tippecanoe
Tipton (with Clinton County)

U
Union (with Fayette and Rush Counties)

V
Vanderburgh
Vermillion (with Fountain and Parke Counties)
Vigo

W
Wabash
Warren (with Benton and Newton Counties)
Warrick
Washington
Wayne
Wells (with Blackford and Jay Counties)
White
Whitley