Clay County at a glance
Clay County is one of 92 county-level areas in Indiana. Its 357.6 square miles of land place it at position 70 among those areas by land size. Including 2.7 square miles of water, its mapped total area is approximately 360.3 square miles.
| Full Census name | Clay County |
|---|---|
| State | Indiana |
| FIPS / GEOID | 18021 |
| Boundary vintage | 2025 |
| Outline source scale | 1:500,000 |
Counties along the boundary
These county-level areas share a line segment with Clay County in the Census cartographic boundary dataset. Select one to continue exploring.
- Greene CountyIndiana
- Owen CountyIndiana
- Parke CountyIndiana
- Putnam CountyIndiana
- Sullivan CountyIndiana
- Vigo CountyIndiana
Looking for another Clay County?
The short name “Clay” also appears elsewhere. The state and FIPS code distinguish this area.
- Clay County, Florida
- Clay County, Georgia
- Clay County, Illinois
- Clay County, Iowa
- Clay County, Kansas
- Clay County, Kentucky
- Clay County, Minnesota
- Clay County, Mississippi
- Clay County, Missouri
- Clay County, Nebraska
- Clay County, North Carolina
- Clay County, South Dakota
- Clay County, Tennessee
- Clay County, Texas
- Clay County, West Virginia
- Clay County, Arkansas
- Clay County, Alabama
Using this map
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Roads, topography, and aerial imagery are available in the interactive background viewer. Those backgrounds have their own dates and sources; the red boundary overlay follows the 2025 Census geography.
Sources and precision
U.S. Census Bureau, 2025 Cartographic Boundary Files. The county outline uses the 1:500,000 file; location maps and interactive overlays use 1:5,000,000. Areas come from ALAND and AWATER, converted to square miles and rounded to one decimal place. Neighbor links are calculated from shared boundary segments, not from point-only contacts. Generalized maps are for geographic reference, not parcel or legal boundary determination. Full methodology.