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Ohio has 924 PEP place records in this directory. Columbus city is the largest in this covered universe at 938,396 residents as of July 1, 2025. Its place population increased by 7,696 ( 0.8%) from July 1, 2024.

Together, these places hold 7,712,688 residents; 444 of 924 gained population between July 2024 and July 2025. Statewide, the ACS 2020–2024 median household income is $71,389 (11.6% below the U.S.); median home value is $214,800 (35.4% below the U.S.); median gross rent is $1,034 (26.8% below the U.S.). Unincorporated areas count toward state totals but not toward this directory.

All 19,483 PEP places have published profiles. Income, home value and rent filters use nationwide exact-GEOID ACS matches; unavailable and suppressed estimates are excluded when those filters are active. Rent is the 2020–2024 survey median, not a current listing price. Open-ended medians meet a numeric filter only when the entire source range meets its condition.

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924 places · showing the first 50 by population

PEP place population · July 1, 2025 · growth from July 1, 2024
Place State Population Annual growth City profile / shortlist
Columbus city Ohio 938,396 0.8% View profile
Cleveland city Ohio 363,608 0.1% View profile
Cincinnati city Ohio 314,367 -0.2% View profile
Toledo city Ohio 263,423 -0.4% View profile
Akron city Ohio 189,691 0.2% View profile
Dayton city Ohio 136,688 0.3% View profile
Parma city Ohio 78,581 -0.3% View profile
Canton city Ohio 69,001 -0.2% View profile
Lorain city Ohio 65,366 -0.2% View profile
Hamilton city Ohio 64,644 0.8% View profile
Youngstown city Ohio 58,832 0.1% View profile
Springfield city Ohio 58,281 -0.6% View profile
Kettering city Ohio 57,396 0.3% View profile
Elyria city Ohio 53,634 0.5% View profile
Middletown city Ohio 52,146 0.1% View profile
Newark city Ohio 51,473 0.5% View profile
Cuyahoga Falls city Ohio 50,975 0.3% View profile
Dublin city Ohio 49,094 -0.3% View profile
Lakewood city Ohio 49,027 -0.4% View profile
Beavercreek city Ohio 48,134 0.7% View profile
Euclid city Ohio 47,962 -0.3% View profile
Mansfield city Ohio 47,381 -0.4% View profile
Mentor city Ohio 47,010 0.0% View profile
Delaware city Ohio 46,636 2.6% View profile
Strongsville city Ohio 45,629 0.2% View profile
Grove City city Ohio 45,180 2.9% View profile
Fairfield city Ohio 44,682 -0.3% View profile
Huber Heights city Ohio 43,905 0.6% View profile
Cleveland Heights city Ohio 43,750 -0.1% View profile
Reynoldsburg city Ohio 43,350 1.3% View profile
Lancaster city Ohio 41,956 0.5% View profile
Findlay city Ohio 40,370 0.6% View profile
Hilliard city Ohio 38,898 0.6% View profile
Warren city Ohio 38,328 -0.6% View profile
Westerville city Ohio 38,165 -0.5% View profile
North Ridgeville city Ohio 37,786 0.9% View profile
Gahanna city Ohio 35,986 1.4% View profile
Upper Arlington city Ohio 35,893 -0.5% View profile
Mason city Ohio 35,834 -0.2% View profile
Fairborn city Ohio 35,754 2.2% View profile
Marion city Ohio 35,587 0.2% View profile
Brunswick city Ohio 35,114 0.0% View profile
Lima city Ohio 34,695 -0.3% View profile
Stow city Ohio 33,941 -0.0% View profile
Westlake city Ohio 33,904 0.2% View profile
Massillon city Ohio 32,168 0.3% View profile
North Olmsted city Ohio 31,542 0.2% View profile
Bowling Green city Ohio 31,182 1.6% View profile
North Royalton city Ohio 30,936 -0.3% View profile
Marysville city Ohio 30,190 2.4% View profile
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Ohio city highlights

Lists use the same Census records as each profile. Income, rent and home-value lists are limited to places with at least 5,000 residents, where survey estimates are generally more precise; open a profile to see each margin of error.

Largest places

  1. Columbus 938,396
  2. Cleveland 363,608
  3. Cincinnati 314,367
  4. Toledo 263,423
  5. Akron 189,691
  6. Dayton 136,688
  7. Parma 78,581
  8. Canton 69,001
  9. Lorain 65,366
  10. Hamilton 64,644

July 1, 2025 residents

Fastest growing, 2024–2025

  1. West Jefferson +18.9%
  2. Powell +6.3%
  3. Sunbury +5.9%
  4. Grove City +2.9%
  5. Hillsboro +2.9%
  6. Delaware +2.6%
  7. Marysville +2.4%
  8. Fairborn +2.2%
  9. Pickerington +1.8%
  10. Xenia +1.6%

Places with 5,000+ residents

Most jobs located in the place

  1. Columbus 559,751
  2. Cleveland 293,245
  3. Cincinnati 241,759
  4. Toledo 122,420
  5. Akron 99,137
  6. Dayton 81,194
  7. Dublin 52,653
  8. Blue Ash 43,897
  9. Canton 40,323
  10. Westerville 34,526

LODES 8.4 workplace jobs, latest year

Highest median household income

  1. New Albany $238,250
  2. The Village of Indian Hill $234,821
  3. Pepper Pike $227,813
  4. Powell $195,495
  5. Hudson $171,427
  6. Madeira $167,653
  7. Wyoming $165,188
  8. Dublin $160,296
  9. Bexley $157,841
  10. Oakwood $156,667

ACS 2020–2024 · 5,000+ residents

Lowest median gross rent

  1. Wellston $534
  2. Kenton $625
  3. Campbell $688
  4. Columbiana $702
  5. Cortland $720
  6. Logan $726
  7. Youngstown $728
  8. Clyde $739
  9. Bellevue $744
  10. Portsmouth $747

ACS 2020–2024 · 5,000+ residents

Highest median home value

  1. The Village of Indian Hill $1,192,800
  2. New Albany $772,100
  3. Upper Arlington $595,600
  4. Grandview Heights $583,300
  5. Pepper Pike $579,600
  6. Dublin $563,500
  7. Powell $561,500
  8. Montgomery $545,100
  9. Bexley $527,800
  10. Granville $502,300

ACS 2020–2024 · 5,000+ residents

Lowest median home value

  1. Youngstown $63,300
  2. East Cleveland $68,800
  3. East Liverpool $81,300
  4. Campbell $82,300
  5. Warren $86,400
  6. Fostoria $87,200
  7. Martins Ferry $96,200
  8. Canton $97,800
  9. Maple Heights $97,900
  10. Struthers $100,100

ACS 2020–2024 · 5,000+ residents

Detailed profiles in Ohio

Selected city profiles · population July 1, 2025; dollar medians ACS 2020–2024
City Population Annual growth Household income Home value Monthly rent
Columbus, OH 938,396 + 0.8% $66,082 $252,900 $1,295
Cleveland, OH 363,608 + 0.1% $40,801 $102,000 $945
Cincinnati, OH 314,367 -0.2% $52,909 $230,900 $1,001
Toledo, OH 263,423 -0.4% $49,724 $114,500 $901
Akron, OH 189,691 + 0.2% $48,076 $122,000 $955
Dayton, OH 136,688 + 0.3% $45,247 $100,600 $918
Parma, OH 78,581 -0.3% $69,295 $170,100 $1,087
Canton, OH 69,001 -0.2% $43,188 $97,800 $850
Lorain, OH 65,366 -0.2% $48,685 $139,200 $887
Hamilton, OH 64,644 + 0.8% $55,166 $165,200 $1,007

All Ohio city and town profiles

Every covered place has its own population history and geographic record. Survey-backed profiles add housing, household composition, resident industries and commuting. Browse the complete list below, ordered alphabetically; identical place names retain their entity labels and Census identifiers.

How Ohio’s population is spread across places

Places of 25,000 to 99,999 residents hold the largest share of Ohio’s covered place population: 30.7% across 59 places. Between July 2024 and July 2025, places of 25,000 to 99,999 residents changed fastest as a group (+0.4%), while places of under 500 residents changed least (+0.1%). Size bands use July 2025 populations; group change sums each band’s 2024 and 2025 estimates.

Ohio places by size · PEP Vintage 2025
Residents in July 2025 Places Combined population Share of place population Places that grew Group change 2024–2025
100,000 or more 6 2,206,173 28.6% 4 of 6 +0.3%
25,000 to 99,999 59 2,368,936 30.7% 39 of 59 +0.4%
10,000 to 24,999 111 1,759,764 22.8% 61 of 111 +0.2%
2,500 to 9,999 183 940,696 12.2% 104 of 183 +0.3%
500 to 2,499 309 373,295 4.8% 158 of 309 +0.3%
Under 500 256 63,824 0.8% 78 of 256 +0.1%

What this state directory covers

The list uses Census Population Estimates Program place records (summary level 162): mostly incorporated cities, towns and villages, with their official labels and identifiers. Unincorporated communities and most census-designated places are outside this release, so a named community can be absent even though people live there, and the place totals above are smaller than the state population. Annual changes can reflect boundary adjustments as well as population change. Dollar figures are ACS 2020–2024 five-year medians in 2024 dollars, joined by exact place GEOID. Read the full methodology.

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