Counties in Ohio by households, 2024

Cuyahoga County had the highest households of 88 counties in 2024, at 554,551. Noble County had the lowest, at 4,619. The median was 22,832 and the figure for Ohio was 4.86 million. Source: the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Highest554,551Cuyahoga County
Lowest4,619Noble County
Median22,83288 counties
Ohio4,863,191History

Map of counties, 2024

Adams County: 10,421 countAllen County: 41,295 countAshland County: 20,720 countAshtabula County: 39,245 countAthens County: 23,014 countAuglaize County: 18,940 countBelmont County: 27,195 countBrown County: 17,138 countButler County: 146,822 countCarroll County: 11,206 countChampaign County: 15,646 countClark County: 55,975 countClermont County: 84,955 countClinton County: 16,761 countColumbiana County: 41,459 countCoshocton County: 14,786 countCrawford County: 18,059 countCuyahoga County: 554,551 countDarke County: 21,297 countDefiance County: 15,327 countDelaware County: 82,287 countErie County: 32,482 countFairfield County: 60,357 countFayette County: 11,582 countFranklin County: 553,099 countFulton County: 16,986 countGallia County: 11,614 countGeauga County: 35,807 countGreene County: 68,166 countGuernsey County: 16,318 countHamilton County: 354,739 countHancock County: 31,615 countHardin County: 11,724 countHarrison County: 5,948 countHenry County: 11,451 countHighland County: 16,938 countHocking County: 11,568 countHolmes County: 13,395 countHuron County: 23,490 countJackson County: 12,933 countJefferson County: 27,143 countKnox County: 23,491 countLake County: 101,144 countLawrence County: 22,650 countLicking County: 68,620 countLogan County: 19,560 countLorain County: 127,544 countLucas County: 183,243 countMadison County: 15,686 countMahoning County: 98,065 countMarion County: 24,683 countMedina County: 73,086 countMeigs County: 9,102 countMercer County: 16,408 countMiami County: 44,906 countMonroe County: 5,651 countMontgomery County: 231,319 countMorgan County: 5,713 countMorrow County: 13,463 countMuskingum County: 34,357 countNoble County: 4,619 countOttawa County: 18,504 countPaulding County: 7,624 countPerry County: 13,452 countPickaway County: 21,899 countPike County: 10,866 countPortage County: 65,249 countPreble County: 16,725 countPutnam County: 13,153 countRichland County: 50,111 countRoss County: 29,808 countSandusky County: 24,686 countScioto County: 28,864 countSeneca County: 22,279 countShelby County: 18,906 countStark County: 155,955 countSummit County: 231,267 countTrumbull County: 86,550 countTuscarawas County: 38,492 countUnion County: 24,232 countVan Wert County: 11,549 countVinton County: 5,328 countWarren County: 92,052 countWashington County: 24,779 countWayne County: 44,365 countWilliams County: 15,476 countWood County: 54,257 countWyandot County: 8,999 count
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count, 2024. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25003: occupied housing units (households). Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2024

Cuyahoga County: 554,551 countCuyahoga County554,551Franklin County: 553,099 countFranklin County553,099Hamilton County: 354,739 countHamilton County354,739Montgomery County: 231,319 countMontgomery County231,319Summit County: 231,267 countSummit County231,267Lucas County: 183,243 countLucas County183,243Stark County: 155,955 countStark County155,955Butler County: 146,822 countButler County146,822Lorain County: 127,544 countLorain County127,544Lake County: 101,144 countLake County101,144Mahoning County: 98,065 countMahoning County98,065Warren County: 92,052 countWarren County92,052Trumbull County: 86,550 countTrumbull County86,550Clermont County: 84,955 countClermont County84,955Delaware County: 82,287 countDelaware County82,287Medina County: 73,086 countMedina County73,086Licking County: 68,620 countLicking County68,620Greene County: 68,166 countGreene County68,166Portage County: 65,249 countPortage County65,249Fairfield County: 60,357 countFairfield County60,357Clark County: 55,975 countClark County55,975Wood County: 54,257 countWood County54,257Richland County: 50,111 countRichland County50,111Miami County: 44,906 countMiami County44,906Wayne County: 44,365 countWayne County44,365Columbiana County: 41,459 countColumbiana County41,459Allen County: 41,295 countAllen County41,295Ashtabula County: 39,245 countAshtabula County39,245Tuscarawas County: 38,492 countTuscarawas County38,492Geauga County: 35,807 countGeauga County35,807Muskingum County: 34,357 countMuskingum County34,357Erie County: 32,482 countErie County32,482Hancock County: 31,615 countHancock County31,615Ross County: 29,808 countRoss County29,808Scioto County: 28,864 countScioto County28,864Belmont County: 27,195 countBelmont County27,195Jefferson County: 27,143 countJefferson County27,143Washington County: 24,779 countWashington County24,779Sandusky County: 24,686 countSandusky County24,686Marion County: 24,683 countMarion County24,683Cuyahoga County: 554,551 countCuyahoga County554,551Franklin County: 553,099 countFranklin County553,099Hamilton County: 354,739 countHamilton County354,739Montgomery County: 231,319 countMontgomery County231,319Summit County: 231,267 countSummit County231,267Lucas County: 183,243 countLucas County183,243Stark County: 155,955 countStark County155,955Butler County: 146,822 countButler County146,822Lorain County: 127,544 countLorain County127,544Lake County: 101,144 countLake County101,144Mahoning County: 98,065 countMahoning County98,065Warren County: 92,052 countWarren County92,052Trumbull County: 86,550 countTrumbull County86,550Clermont County: 84,955 countClermont County84,955Delaware County: 82,287 countDelaware County82,287Medina County: 73,086 countMedina County73,086Licking County: 68,620 countLicking County68,620Greene County: 68,166 countGreene County68,166Portage County: 65,249 countPortage County65,249Fairfield County: 60,357 countFairfield County60,357Clark County: 55,975 countClark County55,975Wood County: 54,257 countWood County54,257Richland County: 50,111 countRichland County50,111Miami County: 44,906 countMiami County44,906Wayne County: 44,365 countWayne County44,365Columbiana County: 41,459 countColumbiana County41,459Allen County: 41,295 countAllen County41,295Ashtabula County: 39,245 countAshtabula County39,245Tuscarawas County: 38,492 countTuscarawas County38,492Geauga County: 35,807 countGeauga County35,807Muskingum County: 34,357 countMuskingum County34,357Erie County: 32,482 countErie County32,482Hancock County: 31,615 countHancock County31,615Ross County: 29,808 countRoss County29,808Scioto County: 28,864 countScioto County28,864Belmont County: 27,195 countBelmont County27,195Jefferson County: 27,143 countJefferson County27,143Washington County: 24,779 countWashington County24,779Sandusky County: 24,686 countSandusky County24,686Marion County: 24,683 countMarion County24,683
count. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25003: occupied housing units (households). Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2024
count
Change on 2023
1Cuyahoga County554,551+0.1%
2Franklin County553,099+0.9%
3Hamilton County354,739+0.7%
4Montgomery County231,319+0.5%
5Summit County231,267+0.8%
6Lucas County183,243+0.6%
7Stark County155,955+0.4%
8Butler County146,822+1.1%
9Lorain County127,544+1.3%
10Lake County101,144+0.8%
11Mahoning County98,065-0.1%
12Warren County92,052+2%
13Trumbull County86,550+0.5%
14Clermont County84,955+0.7%
15Delaware County82,287+2.3%
16Medina County73,086+0.8%
17Licking County68,620+0.5%
18Greene County68,166+1%
19Portage County65,249+1.1%
20Fairfield County60,357+0.6%
21Clark County55,975+1.2%
22Wood County54,257+0.2%
23Richland County50,111+0.1%
24Miami County44,906+0.8%
25Wayne County44,365+0.4%
26Columbiana County41,459+0.2%
27Allen County41,295+0.9%
28Ashtabula County39,245+0.7%
29Tuscarawas County38,492+1%
30Geauga County35,807+0.6%
31Muskingum County34,357+0.3%
32Erie County32,482+1.1%
33Hancock County31,615-0%
34Ross County29,808+1.3%
35Scioto County28,864+0.8%
36Belmont County27,195+2.8%
37Jefferson County27,143+0.1%
38Washington County24,779-0.4%
39Sandusky County24,686+1%
40Marion County24,683+0.6%
41Union County24,232+3.1%
42Knox County23,491+0.2%
43Huron County23,490+0.2%
44Athens County23,014+1.3%
45Lawrence County22,650+0.7%
46Seneca County22,279+0.8%
47Pickaway County21,899+2.3%
48Darke County21,297-0.2%
49Ashland County20,720+0.3%
50Logan County19,5600%
51Auglaize County18,940-0.1%
52Shelby County18,906+0.6%
53Ottawa County18,504+2.3%
54Crawford County18,059-0.3%
55Brown County17,138-0%
56Fulton County16,986+0.6%
57Highland County16,938+0.7%
58Clinton County16,761+1.4%
59Preble County16,725-0.1%
60Mercer County16,408+0.8%
61Guernsey County16,318+0.4%
62Madison County15,686+2.1%
63Champaign County15,646+0.9%
64Williams County15,476+0.1%
65Defiance County15,327-0.3%
66Coshocton County14,786-0.5%
67Morrow County13,463+0.1%
68Perry County13,452+0.8%
69Holmes County13,395+0.5%
70Putnam County13,153-0.2%
71Jackson County12,933+2.1%
72Hardin County11,724+0.1%
73Gallia County11,614+2.7%
74Fayette County11,582-0.5%
75Hocking County11,5680%
76Van Wert County11,549-0.9%
77Henry County11,451+2%
78Carroll County11,206-2.4%
79Pike County10,866+0.5%
80Adams County10,421+1.9%
81Meigs County9,102+2.6%
82Wyandot County8,999-0.7%
83Paulding County7,624+1.1%
84Harrison County5,948+0.5%
85Morgan County5,713+1.4%
86Monroe County5,651+2.6%
87Vinton County5,328+2%
88Noble County4,619+0.7%

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Number of households, which equals the number of occupied housing units. United States: American Community Survey five-year estimate, where the period shown is the last year of the five-year span.

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U.S. Census Bureau. American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25003: occupied housing units (households). https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2024/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2024-b25003.dat. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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U.S. Census Bureau. (2026). American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25003: occupied housing units (households) (Counties in Ohio by households, 2024) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2024/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2024-b25003.dat

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American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25003: occupied housing units (households), Counties in Ohio by households, 2024. U.S. Census Bureau, 29 Jan. 2026, https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2024/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2024-b25003.dat. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/households/ohio-counties. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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U.S. Census Bureau. 2026. American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25003: occupied housing units (households). Counties in Ohio by households, 2024. Dataset. Accessed October 12, 2026. https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2024/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2024-b25003.dat. Also distributed by Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/households/ohio-counties.

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Noble County, with 4,619 in 2024.

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