Indiana Power Outages by County

Indiana averaged 0.60 times the US outage time per person

That ranks 31 of 50 states and DC, where 1 has the most. June and July made up 36% of outage time. Records run from 2015 to 2023, and some counties start later.

Brown County had the most outage time per resident of 90 rated counties.

Counties ranked by outage time

Rank	County	Major outages per year	Longest (hours)	Times US rate
1	Brown County	3.2	107	3.29
2	Owen County	2.3	140	2.41
3	Crawford County	1.3	84	2.11
4	Vigo County	3.3	104	1.78
5	Jefferson County	2.8	73	1.41
6	Vermillion County	0.4	80	1.22
7	Steuben County	1.7	49	1.11
8	LaPorte County	4.8	57	1.08
9	Knox County	0.9	72	1.04
10	Clay County	0.9	80	1.03
11	Elkhart County	3.9	70	0.97
12	St. Joseph County	4.2	65	0.96
13	Kosciusko County	2.4	59	0.95
14	Morgan County	2.6	100	0.93
15	Howard County	2.1	77	0.92
16	Monroe County	3.7	108	0.89
17	Blackford County	0.6	29	0.86
18	Whitley County	0.6	67	0.80
19	Washington County	1.3	65	0.79
20	Benton County	0.7	28	0.78
20	Porter County	3.4	74	0.78
22	Putnam County	1.8	102	0.77
23	Grant County	2.0	46	0.75
23	Pike County	0.8	50	0.75
25	Lawrence County	1.8	40	0.73
26	Bartholomew County	1.8	52	0.69
27	Delaware County	2.3	45	0.68
28	Floyd County	1.7	67	0.67
28	Fountain County	1.1	29	0.67
28	Sullivan County	1.1	49	0.67
31	Newton County	0.7	25	0.65
32	Allen County	1.9	94	0.64
33	Warrick County	1.7	372	0.63
34	Marion County	3.1	111	0.62
35	Ripley County	1.0	46	0.60
35	Rush County	0.9	20	0.60
37	Jennings County	1.3	47	0.57
37	Starke County	1.0	23	0.57
39	Gibson County	1.8	34	0.55
39	Lake County	3.1	86	0.55
39	Tipton County	1.1	23	0.55
42	LaGrange County	1.7	50	0.54
43	Clark County	2.3	61	0.53
44	Posey County	0.6	21	0.52
45	Harrison County	1.3	53	0.51
45	Union County	0.6	19	0.51
47	Vanderburgh County	1.7	69	0.50
48	Randolph County	0.3	17	0.49
49	Madison County	3.0	40	0.47
50	Switzerland County	0.6	21	0.46
51	Dearborn County	1.2	41	0.45
52	White County	0.6	18	0.44
53	Spencer County	0.4	37	0.43
54	Carroll County	1.1	25	0.41
54	Fayette County	0.9	26	0.41
54	Jackson County	1.1	36	0.41
54	Pulaski County	0.3	36	0.41
58	Fulton County	0.7	32	0.40
58	Marshall County	1.1	38	0.40
60	Greene County	0.8	58	0.39
61	Clinton County	1.1	38	0.38
61	DeKalb County	1.6	28	0.38
63	Franklin County	0.7	17	0.37
63	Martin County	0.1	30	0.37
65	Ohio County	0.8	13	0.36
65	Orange County	0.7	31	0.36
67	Scott County	0.8	59	0.35
67	Tippecanoe County	1.7	50	0.35
69	Montgomery County	0.7	72	0.33
70	Noble County	0.7	42	0.31
71	Jay County	0.2	14	0.30
71	Shelby County	1.0	30	0.30
73	Hendricks County	1.2	110	0.28
74	Hamilton County	1.2	29	0.27
74	Wabash County	0.4	21	0.27
76	Parke County	0.3	77	0.26
77	Adams County	0.4	22	0.25
77	Decatur County	0.3	29	0.25
79	Johnson County	0.8	64	0.24
80	Wells County	0.7	33	0.22
81	Henry County	0.3	27	0.21
82	Wayne County	0.3	21	0.20
83	Miami County	0.9	22	0.16
84	Huntington County	0.2	16	0.15
85	Hancock County	0.6	19	0.14
85	Warren County	0.2	28	0.14
87	Boone County	0.4	16	0.10
88	Daviess County	0.2	17	0.09
88	Jasper County	0.1	8	0.09
90	Cass County	0.1	28	0.08

Rank uses outage time per resident. Times US rate compares each county with the national average.

When outages hit Indiana

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Indiana averaged 0.60 times the US outage time per person

Counties ranked by outage time

When outages hit Indiana

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