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New Albany Area Business Directory

New Albany Area is a planned Local Guide area in Indiana, covering 4 counties: Floyd County, Harrison County, Washington County and Scott County. About 172,704 people lived here at the 2020 Census.

New Albany AreaIndiana. 24 ZIP codes, 6 main towns.

Photo: New Albany, Indiana, Mikehallna, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

About New Albany Area

State
Indiana
Counties
Floyd County, Harrison County, Washington County, Scott County
People, 2020 Census
172,704
Counties population, 2024 estimate
175,005
ZIP codes
24
Main towns
6

About the area

New Albany

New Albany is a city in New Albany Township, Floyd County, Indiana, United States, situated along the Ohio River, opposite Louisville, Kentucky. The city is the county seat of Floyd County. It is bounded by I-265 to the north and the Ohio River to the south, and is considered part of the Louisville metropolitan area.

Scottsburg

Scottsburg is a city within Vienna Township and the county seat of Scott County, in the U.S. state of Indiana, about 30 miles north of Louisville, Kentucky.

Salem

Salem is a city in and the county seat of Washington Township, Washington County, in the U.S. state of Indiana.

Text from Wikipedia (New Albany, Scottsburg, Salem), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Towns in New Albany Area

  • New Albany
  • Scottsburg
  • Salem
  • Austin
  • Georgetown
  • Corydon

ZIP codes in New Albany Area

  • 47102
  • 47108
  • 47110
  • 47112
  • 47114
  • 47115
  • 47117
  • 47119
  • 47120
  • 47122
  • 47124
  • 47125
  • 47135
  • 47136
  • 47142
  • 47150
  • 47160
  • 47161
  • 47164
  • 47165
  • 47166
  • 47167
  • 47170
  • 47177

What a listing in New Albany Area includes

Every business starts with a free listing. Each paid plan adds to the one before it, and you can cancel any time.

FreeNo charge
opening hours, a map and a link to your website.
Essentials$19 a month
Adds a photo gallery, an inquiry form and your Google reviews.
Premium$39 a month
Adds a boost to the top of your category and a do-follow link to your website.

Compare the plans in full

How to claim your listing in New Albany Area

  1. 1

    Find your listing

    Search for your business in your area's guide. Listings are built from public sources, so yours is very likely there already. If it is not, you can add it.

  2. 2

    Confirm it is you

    The guide emails you a code. Entering it signs you in. There is no password to make.

  3. 3

    A person checks the claim

    Someone reviews it against the details on file. This is not instant, and you hear back either way.

  4. 4

    It is yours to manage

    Correct your details, add photos and a description, set your hours and answer inquiries from your own portal.

The businesses a local guide lists

Local Business America has 27 local guides open today, listing 758 businesses in 43 kinds of work across 150 towns. Each business has its own page with its hours, a map and a link to its website. The kinds listed most often include:

  • General contractor
  • Dentist
  • Auto repair
  • Doctor
  • Hair salon
  • Lawyer
  • Restaurant
  • Real estate agent
  • Business consultant
  • Gym
  • Insurance agency
  • Plumber

Nearby areas

Questions about the New Albany Area directory

Is a listing in the New Albany Area directory free?
Yes. Every business starts with a free listing that shows its opening hours, a map and a link to its website. Essentials is $19 a month and Premium is $39 a month. Both are optional.
How do I claim my business in New Albany Area?
Find your listing, confirm it is you with an emailed code, and a person checks the claim. You hear back either way. Once the claim is accepted you manage the listing from your own portal.
Which towns does the New Albany Area directory cover?
New Albany, Scottsburg, Salem, Austin, Georgetown and Corydon, across 24 ZIP codes in Floyd County, Harrison County, Washington County and Scott County.
Is the New Albany Area guide open yet?
Not yet. New Albany Area is a planned area. You can claim your free listing now.

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