Lowest Smoking in Indiana

Top 100 cities ranked by lowest smoking

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Lowest Smoking — Indiana

1 Carmel 8.0%

2 Zionsville 8.6%

3 Fishers 8.8%

4 Whitestown 9.6%

5 Westfield 9.8%

6 McCordsville 10.1%

7 Huntertown 10.5%

8 Granger 10.7%

9 Noblesville 11.0%

10 Brownsburg 11.8%

11 Cicero 11.9%

12 Munster 12.1%

13 Lakes of the Four Seasons 12.4%

14 Avon 12.6%

15 St. John 12.7%

16 Ellettsville 12.8%

17 Yorktown 12.9%

18 Winfield 13.0%

19 Bargersville 13.3%

20 Danville 13.4%

21 Dyer 13.6%

22 Lawrence 13.7%

23 Winona Lake 13.7%

24 Bright 13.9%

25 Schererville 14.1%

26 Cumberland 14.1%

27 Speedway 14.2%

28 West Lafayette 14.3%

29 Plainfield 14.3%

30 Crown Point 14.3%

31 Hidden Valley 14.3%

32 Pendleton 14.3%

33 Greenwood 14.4%

34 Chesterton 14.4%

35 Porter 14.6%

36 Valparaiso 14.7%

37 Columbus 14.8%

38 Sellersburg 14.9%

39 Highland 14.9%

40 Bloomington 15.0%

41 Griffith 15.2%

42 Ross 15.2%

43 Greenfield 15.3%

44 Cedar Lake 15.4%

45 Lowell 15.5%

46 Franklin 15.7%

47 Jasper 15.7%

48 Batesville 15.8%

49 Dunlap 15.8%

50 New Haven 15.9%

51 New Whiteland 15.9%

52 Fort Wayne 16.3%

53 Goshen 16.3%

54 Greencastle 16.3%

55 Fortville 16.3%

56 Charlestown 16.4%

57 Lebanon 16.8%

58 Auburn 16.8%

59 Rensselaer 16.9%

60 Lafayette 17.0%

61 Jeffersonville 17.0%

62 Columbia City 17.0%

63 Greensburg 17.1%

64 Mooresville 17.1%

65 Portage 17.2%

66 Madison 17.2%

67 Mishawaka 17.3%

68 Hobart 17.3%

69 Merrillville 17.5%

70 Warsaw 17.5%

71 Boonville 17.5%

72 Lawrenceburg 17.5%

73 Bluffton 17.8%

74 Tipton 17.8%

75 Garrett 18.1%

76 Plymouth 18.2%

77 Kendallville 18.2%

78 Angola 18.2%

79 Gas City 18.2%

80 Beech Grove 18.3%

81 Martinsville 18.3%

82 South Haven 18.3%

83 Mount Vernon 18.3%

84 Alexandria 18.3%

85 South Bend 18.6%

86 La Porte 18.6%

87 Decatur 18.8%

88 Frankfort 19.0%

89 Wabash 19.0%

90 Elkhart 19.1%

91 Nappanee 19.1%

92 Huntingburg 19.1%

93 New Albany 19.2%

94 Seymour 19.2%

95 Huntington 19.2%

96 Notre Dame 19.2%

97 Monticello 19.2%

98 Clarksville 19.3%

99 Tell City 19.3%

100 Evansville 19.4%

Explore the top 100 cities ranked by lowest smoking in Indiana.

City rankings help residents, researchers, and policymakers understand how communities compare across important quality-of-life measures.

Data is sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, FBI Crime Statistics, and NOAA climate records.

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