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APRIL 1, 2020 · 2020 CENSUS GAZETTEER / PL 94-171 PLACE FILE
Density is banked (1,228.6 per square mile in 2020 on the CDP's own basis) and is not re-computed here. Rank was never stated, and it is stated here from the Bureau's own 2020 place file as republished in the State of Indiana's 2020 city, town and county populations list (INDOT, from PL 94-171 totals). Counting every incorporated place and every census-designated place in the state whose 2020 count exceeds Granger's 30,337: thirty-three places stand above it — Indianapolis (887,642), Fort Wayne (263,886), Evansville (117,298), South Bend (103,453), Carmel (99,757), Fishers (98,977), Bloomington (79,168), Hammond (77,879), Lafayette (70,783), Noblesville (69,604), Gary (69,093), Muncie (65,194), Greenwood (63,830), Kokomo (59,604), Terre Haute (58,389), Anderson (54,788), Elkhart (53,923), Mishawaka (51,052), Columbus (50,474), Jeffersonville (49,447), Lawrence (49,370), Westfield (46,410), West Lafayette (44,595), Portage (37,926), New Albany (37,841), Merrillville (36,444), Richmond (35,720), Goshen (34,517), Plainfield (34,625), Valparaiso (34,151), Crown Point (33,899), Michigan City (32,075) and Zionsville (30,603). Granger ranks 34th among all Indiana places at the 2020 census, and first among the state's census-designated places — the next-largest CDP, Melody Hill in Vanderburgh County, stood well below 20,000. The count was made on the PL 94-171 totals as republished; this section's own vintage conflicts print whole and do not change the rank — the republished list gives Evansville 117,298 where the 2020 estimates base gives 118,414, and Muncie 65,194 where other tabulations give 65,195, and the margin between Granger and the place below it is wide enough that no such conflict moves the rank.
Sources: State of Indiana / INDOT, "2020 Indiana Populations" (PL 94-171 totals by place); U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Census Gazetteer / PL 94-171 place file for Indiana; banked fragment for the 2020 CDP count and density.