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The Nine-County Region (Metro Indianapolis Area) is an informal name to an area comprising nine counties in the center of the U.S. state of Indiana with a population of almost 2 million residents. More specifically, the Nine-County Region describes the agglomeration of the metropolitan area of Indianapolis, the State's capital. It includes Marion, Boone, Hamilton, Madison, Hendricks, Hancock, Morgan, Johnson, and Shelby counties. The counties surrounding Marion are sometimes referred to as the "Doughnut Counties" (referring to the circular shape of the region, with Marion County as the "hole" in the center).

[edit] Cities with 10,000 to 100,000 inhabitants

• Anderson
• Beech Grove
• Brownsburg
• Carmel
• Fishers
• Franklin
• Lawerence
• Lebanon
• Plainfield
• Greenfield
• Greenwood
• Martinsville
• Mooresville
• Noblesville
• Shelbyville
• Speedway
• Westfield
• Zionsville

[edit] Cities with fewer than 10,000 inhabitants

• Alexandria
• Arcadia
• Atlanta
• Avon
• Bargersville
• Brooklyn
• Chesterfield
• Cicero
• Clayton
• Cumberland
• Daleville
• Danville
• Elwood
• Edgewood
• Fortville
• Homecroft
• Ingalls
• Lapel
• Lizton
• Monrovia
• Morgantown
• McCordsville
• New Palestine
• New Whiteland
• Paragon
• Pendleton
• Pittsboro
• Sheridan
• Southport
• Spring Lake
• Thorntown
• Trafalgar
• Whiteland

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