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Brownfield sites in Indiana

EPA lists 1,662 brownfield sites in Indiana. Grant recipients report them. Here are the counts, EPA's flags and every county.

1,662Sites
382Ready for reuse
95Counties
51County pages

EPA flags

EPA flagSites
Ready for reuse382
Assessment1,440
Cleanup30
Targeted assessment92
State or tribal program60
Multipurpose grant16
Area-wide planning1

A site can carry more than one flag. The grant flags show which kinds of EPA brownfield funding a site is listed under.

Counties with 8 or more sites

CountySitesReady for reuse
Adams County1612
Allen County477
Bartholomew County112
Boone County2411
Cass County3311
Clark County609
Clay County85
Clinton County203
Crawford County82
De Kalb County84
Dearborn County1812
Delaware County584
Dubois County216
Elkhart County19923
Fayette County93
Floyd County258
Fulton County2913
Grant County90
Hamilton County121
Hancock County171
Henry County416
Howard County507
Huntington County121
Jackson County122
Johnson County138
Knox County156
Kosciusko County94
La Porte County291
Lake County10517
Laporte County121
Lawrence County110
Madison County4617
Marion County17918
Marshall County209
Miami County125
Monroe County323
Montgomery County112
Morgan County191
Noble County99
Perry County162
Randolph County206
Rush County92
St. Joseph County4719
Sullivan County164
Tippecanoe County2821
Vanderburgh County152
Vermillion County4618
Vigo County329
Wabash County163
Wayne County102
White County80

Counties with fewer than 8 sites

These counties have no page of their own. The number is their site count.

1 site in Indiana has no county in EPA's data.

To see each site in Indiana on a map, use the Cleanups in My Community map, on EPA's site.

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