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Demographic Data Report for Ohio by County
Poverty: Families below poverty
All Ages, All Races (includes Hispanic), Both Sexes
2019-2023 American Community Survey 5-Year Data
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2023 Rural-Urban Continuum Codes Φ
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Ohio N/A 9.2 274,066 36 of 52
United States N/A 8.7 7,176,933 N/A
Noble County Rural 8.5 250 1,400
Wyandot County Rural 5.3 317 458
Paulding County Rural 6.6 328 807
Vinton County Rural 9.6 334 1,726
Harrison County Rural 9.6 353 1,726
Morgan County Rural 9.8 362 1,777
Henry County Rural 5.7 420 561
Monroe County Rural 11.5 422 2,148
Mercer County Rural 4.3 460 241
Putnam County Rural 5.3 501 458
Defiance County Rural 5.4 555 476
Ottawa County Urban 5.0 572 384
Van Wert County Rural 7.5 599 1,082
Champaign County Rural 6.0 660 637
Madison County Urban 6.6 672 807
Union County Urban 3.9 677 160
Auglaize County Rural 5.5 691 501
Carroll County Urban 9.5 706 1,694
Holmes County Rural 6.9 731 890
Morrow County Urban 7.7 745 1,144
Fulton County Urban 6.6 757 807
Meigs County Rural 13.9 765 2,537
Fayette County Rural 10.7 784 1,959
Hardin County Rural 11.4 857 2,127
Gallia County Rural 11.6 889 2,163
Jackson County Rural 10.4 905 1,894
Athens County Rural 7.7 912 1,144
Williams County Rural 9.4 919 1,665
Hocking County Urban 11.4 936 2,127
Perry County Urban 9.9 941 1,792
Preble County Rural 8.7 1,005 1,453
Ashland County Rural 7.5 1,010 1,082
Geauga County Urban 3.9 1,020 160
Adams County Rural 14.8 1,070 2,624
Shelby County Rural 8.5 1,070 1,400
Logan County Rural 8.3 1,082 1,320
Crawford County Rural 9.5 1,087 1,694
Pike County Rural 15.7 1,099 2,719
Hancock County Rural 5.9 1,134 609
Darke County Rural 8.3 1,170 1,320
Seneca County Rural 8.3 1,172 1,320
Guernsey County Rural 11.7 1,179 2,189
Highland County Rural 10.5 1,201 1,912
Clinton County Rural 11.3 1,205 2,101
Knox County Rural 7.9 1,250 1,205
Pickaway County Urban 8.7 1,289 1,453
Huron County Rural 8.9 1,316 1,520
Coshocton County Rural 13.3 1,326 2,455
Brown County Urban 11.8 1,403 2,209
Sandusky County Rural 9.1 1,452 1,580
Wayne County Rural 5.0 1,483 384
Washington County Rural 9.7 1,517 1,757
Marion County Rural 10.3 1,576 1,873
Belmont County Urban 9.7 1,633 1,757
Miami County Urban 5.7 1,681 561
Erie County Urban 8.7 1,764 1,453
Wood County Urban 6.1 1,931 666
Medina County Urban 4.0 2,032 174
Lawrence County Urban 13.7 2,043 2,510
Ross County Rural 11.1 2,065 2,047
Jefferson County Urban 12.6 2,087 2,341
Delaware County Urban 3.4 2,102 98
Fairfield County Urban 5.2 2,256 435
Tuscarawas County Rural 9.3 2,331 1,646
Allen County Urban 9.8 2,405 1,777
Muskingum County Rural 12.1 2,667 2,262
Greene County Urban 6.2 2,679 691
Warren County Urban 4.0 2,701 174
Columbiana County Rural 10.8 2,781 1,985
Portage County Urban 7.0 2,806 929
Richland County Urban 10.1 3,052 1,830
Lake County Urban 5.2 3,157 435
Scioto County Rural 17.6 3,230 2,888
Clermont County Urban 5.9 3,341 609
Ashtabula County Urban 13.7 3,386 2,510
Licking County Urban 7.2 3,440 988
Clark County Urban 11.3 3,960 2,101
Trumbull County Urban 12.6 6,602 2,341
Lorain County Urban 9.1 7,166 1,580
Butler County Urban 7.6 7,466 1,110
Mahoning County Urban 13.9 8,046 2,537
Stark County Urban 8.9 8,668 1,520
Summit County Urban 9.0 12,496 1,551
Lucas County Urban 13.1 13,688 2,423
Montgomery County Urban 10.7 14,145 1,959
Hamilton County Urban 10.1 20,082 1,830
Franklin County Urban 10.5 32,755 1,912
Cuyahoga County Urban 11.5 34,286 2,148
Notes:
Created by statecancerprofiles.cancer.gov on 06/30/2025 11:00 pm.

Φ Rural-Urban Continuum Codes provided by the USDA.

Source: Demographic data provided by the Census Bureau and the American Community Survey.
For more information about Poverty: Families below poverty, see the dictionary.

Data for United States does not include Puerto Rico.

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