Illinois–Indiana–Kentucky tri-state area
Fifteen largest cities
All of the cities on the list are county seats of their respective counties except Huntingburg, Indiana and Central City, Kentucky.

Illinois–Indiana–Kentucky tri-state area

Section Title: Fifteen largest cities
Table Section Text: All of the cities on the list are county seats of their respective counties except Huntingburg, Indiana and Central City, Kentucky.

Population Rank	City	State	Population 2010	County	Region

1	Evansville	Indiana	117,429	Vanderburgh	Southwestern Indiana

2	Owensboro	Kentucky	57,265	Daviess	Western Coal Fields

3	Henderson	Kentucky	28,757	Henderson	Western Coal Fields

4	Madisonville	Kentucky	19,591	Hopkins	Western Coal Fields

5	Vincennes	Indiana	18,423	Knox	Southwestern Indiana

6	Jasper	Indiana	15,038	Dubois	Southwestern Indiana

7	Washington	Indiana	11,509	Daviess	Southwestern Indiana

8	Princeton	Indiana	10,974	Gibson	Southwestern Indiana

9	Harrisburg	Illinois	9,638	Saline	Eastern Little Egypt

10	Olney	Illinois	8,631	Richland	Eastern Little Egypt

11	Mount Carmel	Illinois	8,282	Wabash	Eastern Little Egypt

12	Tell City	Indiana	7,272	Perry	Southwestern Indiana

13	Mount Vernon	Indiana	7,186	Posey	Southwestern Indiana

14	Boonville	Indiana	6,834	Warrick	Southwestern Indiana

15	Central City	Kentucky	5,893	Muhlenberg	Western Coal Fields

15	Huntingburg	Indiana	5,594	Dubois	Southwestern Indiana

Sentence(s)

Evansville, Indiana, with approximately 118,000 people, is the largest city for Southwestern Indiana.

final_sentence: Evansville, Indiana, with approximately 118,000 people, is the largest city for Southwestern Indiana.