Counties in Ohio by GDP per capita (US dollars)

Hamilton County had the highest GDP per capita (US dollars) of 88 counties in 2015, at $86,120. Meigs County had the lowest, at $17,647. The median was $41,228 and the figure for Ohio was $52,702. Source: BEA.

Highest86,120Hamilton County
Lowest17,647Meigs County
Median41,22888 counties
Ohio52,702History

Top 40 counties, 2015

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Hamilton CountyHamilton County: 86,120 USD86,120Hancock CountyHancock County: 80,413 USD80,413Fayette CountyFayette County: 74,429 USD74,429Gallia CountyGallia County: 72,923 USD72,923Allen CountyAllen County: 71,821 USD71,821Franklin CountyFranklin County: 70,844 USD70,844Cuyahoga CountyCuyahoga County: 69,868 USD69,868Union CountyUnion County: 65,854 USD65,854Jefferson CountyJefferson County: 65,247 USD65,247Erie CountyErie County: 63,852 USD63,852Shelby CountyShelby County: 63,052 USD63,052Harrison CountyHarrison County: 62,100 USD62,100Mercer CountyMercer County: 60,044 USD60,044Washington CountyWashington County: 59,746 USD59,746Adams CountyAdams County: 55,401 USD55,401Lucas CountyLucas County: 54,359 USD54,359Greene CountyGreene County: 53,924 USD53,924Delaware CountyDelaware County: 53,306 USD53,306Summit CountySummit County: 53,025 USD53,025Wood CountyWood County: 50,674 USD50,674Henry CountyHenry County: 50,430 USD50,430Butler CountyButler County: 50,390 USD50,390Sandusky CountySandusky County: 49,770 USD49,770Ottawa CountyOttawa County: 49,665 USD49,665Holmes CountyHolmes County: 49,587 USD49,587Montgomery CountyMontgomery County: 49,459 USD49,459Wayne CountyWayne County: 48,654 USD48,654Monroe CountyMonroe County: 48,653 USD48,653Lake CountyLake County: 47,434 USD47,434Clinton CountyClinton County: 47,416 USD47,416Guernsey CountyGuernsey County: 47,011 USD47,011Fulton CountyFulton County: 46,609 USD46,609Auglaize CountyAuglaize County: 46,583 USD46,583Carroll CountyCarroll County: 45,620 USD45,620Geauga CountyGeauga County: 44,951 USD44,951Williams CountyWilliams County: 44,930 USD44,930Warren CountyWarren County: 43,839 USD43,839Coshocton CountyCoshocton County: 43,824 USD43,824Stark CountyStark County: 43,781 USD43,781Van Wert CountyVan Wert County: 43,421 USD43,421
USD. Source: Invokely calculation with data from BEA. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

RankCounties2015
USD
Change on 2014
1Hamilton County86,120+2.7%
2Hancock County80,413+16%
3Fayette County74,429+22.3%
4Gallia County72,923-1.5%
5Allen County71,821-0.4%
6Franklin County70,844+3%
7Cuyahoga County69,868+3.5%
8Union County65,854+4.6%
9Jefferson County65,247+2.5%
10Erie County63,852-9.8%
11Shelby County63,052+1.3%
12Harrison County62,100+5.3%
13Mercer County60,044+12.4%
14Washington County59,746+6.5%
15Adams County55,401+5.8%
16Lucas County54,359-5.4%
17Greene County53,924+6.2%
18Delaware County53,306+1.7%
19Summit County53,025+3.2%
20Wood County50,674+2.4%
21Henry County50,430+2.2%
22Butler County50,390+7.7%
23Sandusky County49,770+10.2%
24Ottawa County49,665+10.2%
25Holmes County49,587+7.7%
26Montgomery County49,459+3.3%
27Wayne County48,654+1.9%
28Monroe County48,653-5.1%
29Lake County47,434+2%
30Clinton County47,416+9.7%
31Guernsey County47,011+13.4%
32Fulton County46,609+8.2%
33Auglaize County46,583+0.9%
34Carroll County45,620-22.2%
35Geauga County44,951+6.4%
36Williams County44,930+4.8%
37Warren County43,839+4.6%
38Coshocton County43,824-6%
39Stark County43,781+1.2%
40Van Wert County43,421+7.8%
41Belmont County43,355+4.9%
42Defiance County43,290-0.5%
43Logan County41,647-5.5%
44Marion County41,381+6.9%
45Muskingum County41,075+0.4%
46Clermont County40,894+12%
47Noble County40,655-7.3%
48Wyandot County40,556-2.2%
49Scioto County40,189-18%
50Tuscarawas County39,629+4.1%
51Madison County39,206+3.4%
52Medina County38,730-2.4%
53Mahoning County38,650+1.9%
54Miami County38,561+2.1%
55Darke County38,184-0.2%
56Huron County36,772+0.4%
57Portage County36,470+3.9%
58Richland County36,052+0.7%
59Putnam County35,985-0.7%
60Trumbull County35,085+0.1%
61Ross County34,810+4.4%
62Pike County34,636+2.9%
63Knox County34,098+0.2%
64Licking County33,782+5.4%
65Lorain County33,691+2.8%
66Clark County33,098+4.2%
67Seneca County32,446+8.5%
68Athens County31,615+5.8%
69Ashland County31,470+1.5%
70Jackson County31,269+3.6%
71Crawford County30,920+3.2%
72Lawrence County29,764+13.8%
73Ashtabula County29,587+0.8%
74Columbiana County28,794+0.9%
75Pickaway County28,582+8.3%
76Champaign County27,965-0.2%
77Fairfield County26,811+1.6%
78Preble County26,769+9.3%
79Hardin County26,676-10.1%
80Paulding County25,852-11.5%
81Highland County25,370+4.1%
82Hocking County21,348+2.5%
83Morgan County20,229+5.2%
84Brown County19,621+1.8%
85Morrow County19,128+9.9%
86Perry County18,579-1%
87Vinton County17,799+1.5%
88Meigs County17,647+7.3%

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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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Questions

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

Hamilton County, with $86,120 in 2015, according to BEA.

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

Meigs County, with $17,647 in 2015.

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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