Counties in Ohio by GDP per capita (US dollars)

Hamilton County had the highest GDP per capita (US dollars) of 88 counties in 2014, at $83,870. Meigs County had the lowest, at $16,448. The median was $41,396 and the figure for Ohio was $51,262. Source: BEA.

Highest83,870Hamilton County
Lowest16,448Meigs County
Median41,39688 counties
Ohio51,262History

Top 40 counties, 2014

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Hamilton CountyHamilton County: 83,870 USD83,870Gallia CountyGallia County: 74,050 USD74,050Allen CountyAllen County: 72,126 USD72,126Erie CountyErie County: 70,803 USD70,803Hancock CountyHancock County: 69,343 USD69,343Franklin CountyFranklin County: 68,785 USD68,785Cuyahoga CountyCuyahoga County: 67,515 USD67,515Jefferson CountyJefferson County: 63,681 USD63,681Union CountyUnion County: 62,960 USD62,960Shelby CountyShelby County: 62,274 USD62,274Fayette CountyFayette County: 60,845 USD60,845Harrison CountyHarrison County: 58,995 USD58,995Carroll CountyCarroll County: 58,657 USD58,657Lucas CountyLucas County: 57,449 USD57,449Washington CountyWashington County: 56,117 USD56,117Mercer CountyMercer County: 53,409 USD53,409Delaware CountyDelaware County: 52,389 USD52,389Adams CountyAdams County: 52,385 USD52,385Summit CountySummit County: 51,389 USD51,389Monroe CountyMonroe County: 51,258 USD51,258Greene CountyGreene County: 50,756 USD50,756Wood CountyWood County: 49,490 USD49,490Henry CountyHenry County: 49,330 USD49,330Scioto CountyScioto County: 49,025 USD49,025Montgomery CountyMontgomery County: 47,895 USD47,895Wayne CountyWayne County: 47,760 USD47,760Butler CountyButler County: 46,766 USD46,766Coshocton CountyCoshocton County: 46,602 USD46,602Lake CountyLake County: 46,522 USD46,522Auglaize CountyAuglaize County: 46,184 USD46,184Holmes CountyHolmes County: 46,030 USD46,030Sandusky CountySandusky County: 45,156 USD45,156Ottawa CountyOttawa County: 45,081 USD45,081Logan CountyLogan County: 44,087 USD44,087Noble CountyNoble County: 43,861 USD43,861Defiance CountyDefiance County: 43,502 USD43,502Stark CountyStark County: 43,249 USD43,249Clinton CountyClinton County: 43,238 USD43,238Fulton CountyFulton County: 43,096 USD43,096Williams CountyWilliams County: 42,892 USD42,892
USD. Source: Invokely calculation with data from BEA. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

RankCounties2014
USD
Change on 2013
1Hamilton County83,870+3.4%
2Gallia County74,050+5.7%
3Allen County72,126+10.5%
4Erie County70,803+0.7%
5Hancock County69,343+13.1%
6Franklin County68,785+4.3%
7Cuyahoga County67,515+4.2%
8Jefferson County63,681+22.4%
9Union County62,960+6.2%
10Shelby County62,274+4%
11Fayette County60,845+26.4%
12Harrison County58,995+26.2%
13Carroll County58,657+29.3%
14Lucas County57,449+8.9%
15Washington County56,117+13.4%
16Mercer County53,409+6.9%
17Delaware County52,389+1.4%
18Adams County52,385-4%
19Summit County51,389+4.4%
20Monroe County51,258+15.3%
21Greene County50,756+3.5%
22Wood County49,490+6.7%
23Henry County49,330+8.5%
24Scioto County49,025+31.9%
25Montgomery County47,895+3.6%
26Wayne County47,760+7.4%
27Butler County46,766+10.2%
28Coshocton County46,602+12.5%
29Lake County46,522+4.4%
30Auglaize County46,184+1.8%
31Holmes County46,030+11.3%
32Sandusky County45,156+1.5%
33Ottawa County45,081-3.5%
34Logan County44,087+3%
35Noble County43,861+44.8%
36Defiance County43,502+3.1%
37Stark County43,249+6%
38Clinton County43,238+1.4%
39Fulton County43,096+4.3%
40Williams County42,892+3.3%
41Geauga County42,234+2%
42Warren County41,910+5.6%
43Wyandot County41,486+8.1%
44Guernsey County41,451+15.6%
45Belmont County41,341+21.4%
46Muskingum County40,892+5.9%
47Van Wert County40,268+5.7%
48Medina County39,701+7.6%
49Marion County38,710+2.2%
50Darke County38,257+12.7%
51Tuscarawas County38,068+7.7%
52Mahoning County37,936+1.1%
53Madison County37,933+4.1%
54Miami County37,753-0.7%
55Huron County36,624+0.9%
56Clermont County36,528+5.9%
57Putnam County36,223+0.8%
58Richland County35,811+5.1%
59Portage County35,113+1%
60Trumbull County35,067+0.5%
61Knox County34,015+3.5%
62Pike County33,661-1.7%
63Ross County33,332+5.5%
64Lorain County32,773+0.5%
65Licking County32,040+4.8%
66Clark County31,768+3.4%
67Ashland County31,010+3%
68Jackson County30,184+3.8%
69Crawford County29,950+0.8%
70Seneca County29,894+2.4%
71Athens County29,885+2.2%
72Hardin County29,668+5.1%
73Ashtabula County29,357+4.9%
74Paulding County29,208+8.2%
75Columbiana County28,531+7.3%
76Champaign County28,020+0.5%
77Pickaway County26,388-4.8%
78Fairfield County26,386+4.2%
79Lawrence County26,143+10.5%
80Preble County24,496+1.8%
81Highland County24,379+0.4%
82Hocking County20,818+0.2%
83Brown County19,277+1.9%
84Morgan County19,222+7.7%
85Perry County18,770-4.3%
86Vinton County17,536+2.4%
87Morrow County17,412-3.7%
88Meigs County16,448-6.4%

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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 $83,870 in 2014, according to BEA.

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

Meigs County, with $16,448 in 2014.

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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