Evansville

About Evansville

Population

120,235 in city
358,676 in metro

Size

115 km² (44 mi²)

Altitude

120.092660327 m

Founded in 1812, Evansville is the third-largest city in Indiana, located on the Ohio River in the southwestern corner of the state. The city grew out of the bustling river trade that developed during the steamboat era of the 1800s. Evansville's importance as a river port expanded with the completion of the Wabash & Erie Canal that connected the Great Lakes to the Ohio River. The downtown area boasts a number of historic buildings as well as a historic district that features the city's grandest Victorian-era homes. The seat of Vanderburgh County, the city serves a large trade area in Indiana, Kentucky, and Illinois. It is home to the headquarters of Berry Plastics, Old National Bank, and Vectren.

Metro Cities

Boonville, Chandler, Evansville, Fort Branch, Haubstadt, Henderson, Lynnville, Mount Vernon, New Harmony, Newburgh, Oakland City, Patoka, Princeton, Robards

No. of Buildings

No.	Current status
219	All Buildings
186	existing
4	under construction
5	planned
6	unbuilt
18	demolished

Tallest Buildings

#	Building	Height	Year
1	The 420 Building	248 ft	1970
2	Fifth Third Center	226 ft	1981
3	Old Vanderburgh County Courthouse	216 ft	1890
4	The Hilliard Lyons Building	155 ft	1916
5	German American Bank	151 ft	1998

Building types

No.	Type
160	low-rise building
16	high-rise building
10	open-air structure
8	church
5	building with towers
4	mast (wired)
4	hall
3	stadium
3	house
1	mast (framework)
1	monument
1	airport tower
1	silo
1	outdoor theater
1	mast (pole)

Other buildings

No.	Type
3	Famous buildings
4	Buildings with construction images