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It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with Indianapolis metropolitan area. (Discuss) Indianapolis-Anderson-Columbus Combined Statistical Area Common name: Indianapolis-Anderson-Columbus Combined Statistical Area Largest city Indianapolis Other cities  - Carmel  - Greenwood  - Fishers Population  Ranked 23rd in the U.S.  - Total 2,014,267 [1]  - Density 440.8/sq. mi.  254.4/km² Area 3169.2 sq. mi. 8207.7 km² State(s)  Indiana Elevation     - Highest point 1480 feet (450 m)  - Lowest point 630 feet (192 m) The Indianapolis-Anderson-Columbus Combined Statistical Area is the 23rd largest in the United States. It includes the Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) of Indianapolis, as well as the Anderson, IN, MSA of Madison County, Indiana, the Columbus, IN, MSA of Bartholomew County, Indiana, and the Micropolitan Statistical Areas of Crawfordsville, IN (Montgomery County, Indiana), New Castle, IN (Henry County, Indiana), and North Vernon, IN (Jennings County, Indiana). The Indianapolis-Anderson-Columbus, IN Combined Statistical Area has a July 1, 2007, Census Bureau estimated population of 2,014,267. See also Indianapolis portal Indianapolis metropolitan area References ^ July 2005 est. by Census Bureau External links Indianapolis, IN Combined Statistical Area (2003) map U.S. Census Bureau State & County QuickFacts U.S. Census Bureau population estimates Metropolitan and Micropolitan Statistical Areas Historical Metropolitan Area Definitions v • d • e 50 largest metropolitan statistical areas in the United States by population     New York Los Angeles Chicago Dallas-Fort Worth Philadelphia Houston Miami Washington Atlanta Boston Detroit Phoenix San Francisco-Oakland Riverside-San Bernardino Seattle Minneapolis-St. Paul San Diego St. Louis Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater Baltimore Denver Pittsburgh Portland Cincinnati Sacramento Cleveland Orlando San Antonio Kansas City Las Vegas San Jose Columbus Charlotte Indianapolis Austin Virginia Beach-Norfolk Providence Nashville Milwaukee Jacksonville Memphis Louisville Richmond Oklahoma City Hartford New Orleans Birmingham Salt Lake City Raleigh Buffalo v • d • e Statistical Areas in Indiana Combined Statistical Areas Chicagoland • Cincinnati • Fort Wayne-Huntington-Auburn • Indianapolis-Anderson-Carmel • Kokomo-Peru • Lafayette Frankfort • Louisville-Scottsburg • South Bend-Elkhart-Mishawaka Metropolitan Statistical Areas Bloomington • Chicago • Cincinnati • Evansville • Fort Wayne • Indianapolis Metropolitan Area • Lafayette • Louisville • South Bend • Terre Haute Micropolitan Statistical Areas Jasper Megalopolis Great Lakes Megalopolis v • d • e  State of Indiana Indianapolis (capital) Topics Demographics · Economy · Geography · Government · Governor (List) · Congressional districts (Delegations) · History · Hoosiers · City Nicknames · National Historic Landmarks · Sports · State parks · Symbols · Transportation · Visitor Attractions · Index of Indiana-related articles · Outline Regions East Central Indiana · Illinois-Indiana-Kentucky Tri-State Area · Michiana · Northern Indiana · Northwest Indiana · Southern Indiana · Southwestern Indiana · Wabash Valley Largest cities Indianapolis · Fort Wayne · Evansville · South Bend · Gary · Hammond · Bloomington · Muncie · Lafayette · Carmel · Anderson · Terre Haute · Elkhart · Kokomo · Mishawaka · Richmond · Columbus · Lawrence · Jeffersonville · Greenwood · New Albany · Portage · Michigan City · East Chicago · Goshen · Marion · Valparaiso · Noblesville · West Lafayette · Hobart · Crown Point · Franklin · La Porte · Seymour · Logansport · New Castle · Connersville · Vincennes · Bedford · Jasper · Washington · Princeton · Westfield Largest towns Fishers · Merrillville · Schererville · Clarksville · Plainfield · Highland · Munster Counties Adams · Allen · Bartholomew · Benton · Blackford · Boone · Brown · Carroll · Cass · Clark · Clay · Clinton · Crawford · Daviess · Dearborn · Decatur · DeKalb · Delaware · Dubois · Elkhart · Fayette · Floyd · Fountain · Franklin · Fulton · Gibson · Grant · Greene · Hamilton · Hancock · Harrison · Hendricks · Henry · Howard · Huntington · Jackson · Jasper · Jay · Jefferson · Jennings · Johnson · Knox · Kosciusko · LaGrange · Lake · LaPorte · Lawrence · Madison · Marion · Marshall · Martin · Miami · Monroe · Montgomery · Morgan · Newton · Noble · Ohio · Orange · Owen · Parke · Perry · Pike · Porter · Posey · Pulaski · Putnam · Randolph · Ripley · Rush · Saint Joseph · Scott · Shelby · Spencer · Starke · Steuben · Sullivan · Switzerland · Tippecanoe · Tipton · Union · Vanderburgh · Vermillion · Vigo · Wabash · Warren · Warrick · Washington · Wayne · Wells · White · Whitley