§ 01United States · EST
Time in Indiana
Indiana runs on Eastern Standard Time (EST), currently UTC−05:00. Its largest city is Indianapolis. A few north-western and south-western counties observe Central Time.
§ 02Time zone & daylight saving
- Time zone
- Eastern Standard Time (EST)
- UTC offset
- UTC−05:00
- Largest city
- Indianapolis
- Daylight saving (2026)
- Yes. In 2026, clocks go forward around March 8 and back around November 1.
§ 03Time difference
New Yorksame
Chicago+1 h
Denver+2 h
Los Angeles+3 h
London−5 h
Tokyo−14 h
Hours are Indiana’s current offset relative to each city, daylight saving included.
§ 05Frequently asked
- What time zone is Indiana in?
- Indiana is primarily in the Eastern Standard Time zone (EST), currently UTC−05:00. A few north-western and south-western counties observe Central Time.
- Does Indiana observe daylight saving time?
- Yes. In 2026, clocks go forward around March 8 and back around November 1.
- What is the largest city in Indiana?
- Indianapolis is the most populous city in Indiana.
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