Counties in Ohio by GDP per capita (US dollars)

Hamilton County had the highest GDP per capita (US dollars) of 88 counties in 2013, at $81,139. Vinton County had the lowest, at $17,121. The median was $37,961 and the figure for Ohio was $48,779. Source: BEA.

Highest81,139Hamilton County
Lowest17,121Vinton County
Median37,96188 counties
Ohio48,779History

Top 40 counties, 2013

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Hamilton CountyHamilton County: 81,139 USD81,139Erie CountyErie County: 70,280 USD70,280Gallia CountyGallia County: 70,050 USD70,050Franklin CountyFranklin County: 65,950 USD65,950Allen CountyAllen County: 65,260 USD65,260Cuyahoga CountyCuyahoga County: 64,787 USD64,787Hancock CountyHancock County: 61,289 USD61,289Shelby CountyShelby County: 59,877 USD59,877Union CountyUnion County: 59,270 USD59,270Adams CountyAdams County: 54,570 USD54,570Lucas CountyLucas County: 52,740 USD52,740Jefferson CountyJefferson County: 52,047 USD52,047Delaware CountyDelaware County: 51,664 USD51,664Mercer CountyMercer County: 49,982 USD49,982Washington CountyWashington County: 49,500 USD49,500Summit CountySummit County: 49,223 USD49,223Greene CountyGreene County: 49,025 USD49,025Fayette CountyFayette County: 48,145 USD48,145Harrison CountyHarrison County: 46,753 USD46,753Ottawa CountyOttawa County: 46,716 USD46,716Wood CountyWood County: 46,400 USD46,400Montgomery CountyMontgomery County: 46,246 USD46,246Henry CountyHenry County: 45,455 USD45,455Auglaize CountyAuglaize County: 45,374 USD45,374Carroll CountyCarroll County: 45,362 USD45,362Lake CountyLake County: 44,563 USD44,563Sandusky CountySandusky County: 44,494 USD44,494Monroe CountyMonroe County: 44,474 USD44,474Wayne CountyWayne County: 44,462 USD44,462Logan CountyLogan County: 42,815 USD42,815Clinton CountyClinton County: 42,641 USD42,641Butler CountyButler County: 42,442 USD42,442Defiance CountyDefiance County: 42,201 USD42,201Williams CountyWilliams County: 41,513 USD41,513Coshocton CountyCoshocton County: 41,427 USD41,427Geauga CountyGeauga County: 41,425 USD41,425Holmes CountyHolmes County: 41,349 USD41,349Fulton CountyFulton County: 41,303 USD41,303Stark CountyStark County: 40,791 USD40,791Warren CountyWarren County: 39,675 USD39,675
USD. Source: Invokely calculation with data from BEA. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

RankCounties2013
USD
Change on 2012
1Hamilton County81,139+2.7%
2Erie County70,280+4.9%
3Gallia County70,050-5.3%
4Franklin County65,950+3.8%
5Allen County65,260-4.9%
6Cuyahoga County64,787+3.2%
7Hancock County61,289+9%
8Shelby County59,877+4.1%
9Union County59,270+6.2%
10Adams County54,570+6.6%
11Lucas County52,740+3.4%
12Jefferson County52,047+23.1%
13Delaware County51,664+4.1%
14Mercer County49,982+18.7%
15Washington County49,500-2.2%
16Summit County49,223+3.7%
17Greene County49,025+2.4%
18Fayette County48,145+46.4%
19Harrison County46,753+65.6%
20Ottawa County46,716+2.8%
21Wood County46,400+2.5%
22Montgomery County46,246+2.8%
23Henry County45,455+11.4%
24Auglaize County45,374+7.4%
25Carroll County45,362+84.7%
26Lake County44,563-4.4%
27Sandusky County44,494+7.9%
28Monroe County44,474+5.2%
29Wayne County44,462+9.3%
30Logan County42,815+4.5%
31Clinton County42,641+1.5%
32Butler County42,442+4.2%
33Defiance County42,201+6.9%
34Williams County41,513+4.8%
35Coshocton County41,427+10.5%
36Geauga County41,425+6.2%
37Holmes County41,349+8.6%
38Fulton County41,303+4.9%
39Stark County40,791+5.2%
40Warren County39,675+2%
41Muskingum County38,601+14.6%
42Wyandot County38,363+2.5%
43Van Wert County38,085+5.3%
44Miami County38,027+0.8%
45Marion County37,894+6%
46Mahoning County37,531+3.4%
47Scioto County37,172+30%
48Medina County36,910+5%
49Madison County36,423+3.8%
50Huron County36,306+6.3%
51Putnam County35,932+2.5%
52Guernsey County35,871+14%
53Tuscarawas County35,343+5.3%
54Trumbull County34,885+0.3%
55Portage County34,764+4.5%
56Clermont County34,477+6.5%
57Pike County34,249-3.5%
58Richland County34,080+0.1%
59Belmont County34,067+10.1%
60Darke County33,942+9.4%
61Knox County32,851+5%
62Lorain County32,616-0.1%
63Ross County31,589+2.9%
64Clark County30,713+4%
65Licking County30,559+2.8%
66Noble County30,289+46.4%
67Ashland County30,108+6.4%
68Crawford County29,700+2.7%
69Athens County29,232+4.5%
70Seneca County29,192+4%
71Jackson County29,087+5.9%
72Hardin County28,215+3.5%
73Ashtabula County27,984-0.3%
74Champaign County27,883+9.5%
75Pickaway County27,707-0.2%
76Paulding County27,005-0.1%
77Columbiana County26,593+6.9%
78Fairfield County25,321+2.8%
79Highland County24,271+1.9%
80Preble County24,074+3.1%
81Lawrence County23,658-3.6%
82Hocking County20,782+4.7%
83Perry County19,609+10.2%
84Brown County18,919+4%
85Morrow County18,081+2.8%
86Morgan County17,847+3.5%
87Meigs County17,575+11.9%
88Vinton County17,121-13.7%

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About this ranking

Gross domestic product at current prices in US dollars divided by the resident population.

United States, states and counties: Invokely calculation, BEA current-dollar GDP divided by the BEA mid-year population of the same year and place; both inputs are shown with each value. GDP is counted where production happens and population where people live, so places with many commuters or capital-intensive industries, such as the District of Columbia or oil counties, show very high values. Not the same as per_capita_personal_income. For Spain and the EU use gdp_per_capita (EUR) or gdp_per_capita_pps. Other countries and the World: World Bank, converted at official annual average exchange rates (market rates, not purchasing power parity, so it understates living standards in lower-price countries). For euros use gdp_per_capita.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the counties are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

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Which county has the highest GDP per capita (US dollars)?

Hamilton County, with $81,139 in 2013, according to BEA.

Which county has the lowest GDP per capita (US dollars)?

Vinton County, with $17,121 in 2013.

Where does this ranking come from?

Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: Invokely, GDP in current dollars (BEA SAGDP2 and CAGDP1) divided by mid-year population (BEA SAINC1 and CAINC1). Retrieved 2026-10-09.

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