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Counties in Ohio by housing units

Cuyahoga County had the highest housing units of 88 counties in 2022, at 615,881. Noble County had the lowest, at 5,787. The median was 25,692 and the figure for Ohio was 5.25 million. Source: the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Highest615,881Cuyahoga County
Lowest5,787Noble County
Median25,69288 counties
Ohio5,251,209History

Map of counties, 2022

Adams County: 12,716 countAllen County: 44,692 countAshland County: 22,491 countAshtabula County: 46,291 countAthens County: 26,420 countAuglaize County: 19,961 countBelmont County: 31,636 countBrown County: 19,374 countButler County: 154,056 countCarroll County: 13,407 countChampaign County: 16,870 countClark County: 61,040 countClermont County: 86,713 countClinton County: 17,938 countColumbiana County: 46,164 countCoshocton County: 16,337 countCrawford County: 19,868 countCuyahoga County: 615,881 countDarke County: 22,619 countDefiance County: 16,563 countDelaware County: 82,131 countErie County: 38,298 countFairfield County: 62,743 countFayette County: 12,685 countFranklin County: 582,701 countFulton County: 17,701 countGallia County: 13,462 countGeauga County: 37,465 countGreene County: 71,471 countGuernsey County: 19,051 countHamilton County: 379,583 countHancock County: 33,733 countHardin County: 12,920 countHarrison County: 7,403 countHenry County: 12,045 countHighland County: 19,010 countHocking County: 13,020 countHolmes County: 14,527 countHuron County: 25,519 countJackson County: 14,453 countJefferson County: 31,246 countKnox County: 25,865 countLake County: 105,399 countLawrence County: 26,579 countLicking County: 72,722 countLogan County: 23,711 countLorain County: 134,591 countLucas County: 200,495 countMadison County: 16,255 countMahoning County: 108,203 countMarion County: 27,405 countMedina County: 75,138 countMeigs County: 10,679 countMercer County: 17,898 countMiami County: 46,770 countMonroe County: 7,160 countMontgomery County: 252,061 countMorgan County: 7,295 countMorrow County: 14,507 countMuskingum County: 38,348 countNoble County: 5,787 countOttawa County: 28,626 countPaulding County: 8,524 countPerry County: 15,003 countPickaway County: 22,384 countPike County: 12,047 countPortage County: 70,692 countPreble County: 18,088 countPutnam County: 13,846 countRichland County: 54,581 countRoss County: 32,051 countSandusky County: 26,500 countScioto County: 33,209 countSeneca County: 23,960 countShelby County: 20,102 countStark County: 167,068 countSummit County: 246,641 countTrumbull County: 94,575 countTuscarawas County: 40,785 countUnion County: 23,441 countVan Wert County: 12,560 countVinton County: 5,952 countWarren County: 93,520 countWashington County: 27,997 countWayne County: 46,649 countWilliams County: 16,566 countWood County: 56,919 countWyandot County: 9,851 count
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count, 2022. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25001: total housing units. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2022

Cuyahoga County: 615,881 countCuyahoga County615,881Franklin County: 582,701 countFranklin County582,701Hamilton County: 379,583 countHamilton County379,583Montgomery County: 252,061 countMontgomery County252,061Summit County: 246,641 countSummit County246,641Lucas County: 200,495 countLucas County200,495Stark County: 167,068 countStark County167,068Butler County: 154,056 countButler County154,056Lorain County: 134,591 countLorain County134,591Mahoning County: 108,203 countMahoning County108,203Lake County: 105,399 countLake County105,399Trumbull County: 94,575 countTrumbull County94,575Warren County: 93,520 countWarren County93,520Clermont County: 86,713 countClermont County86,713Delaware County: 82,131 countDelaware County82,131Medina County: 75,138 countMedina County75,138Licking County: 72,722 countLicking County72,722Greene County: 71,471 countGreene County71,471Portage County: 70,692 countPortage County70,692Fairfield County: 62,743 countFairfield County62,743Clark County: 61,040 countClark County61,040Wood County: 56,919 countWood County56,919Richland County: 54,581 countRichland County54,581Miami County: 46,770 countMiami County46,770Wayne County: 46,649 countWayne County46,649Ashtabula County: 46,291 countAshtabula County46,291Columbiana County: 46,164 countColumbiana County46,164Allen County: 44,692 countAllen County44,692Tuscarawas County: 40,785 countTuscarawas County40,785Muskingum County: 38,348 countMuskingum County38,348Erie County: 38,298 countErie County38,298Geauga County: 37,465 countGeauga County37,465Hancock County: 33,733 countHancock County33,733Scioto County: 33,209 countScioto County33,209Ross County: 32,051 countRoss County32,051Belmont County: 31,636 countBelmont County31,636Jefferson County: 31,246 countJefferson County31,246Ottawa County: 28,626 countOttawa County28,626Washington County: 27,997 countWashington County27,997Marion County: 27,405 countMarion County27,405Cuyahoga County: 615,881 countCuyahoga County615,881Franklin County: 582,701 countFranklin County582,701Hamilton County: 379,583 countHamilton County379,583Montgomery County: 252,061 countMontgomery County252,061Summit County: 246,641 countSummit County246,641Lucas County: 200,495 countLucas County200,495Stark County: 167,068 countStark County167,068Butler County: 154,056 countButler County154,056Lorain County: 134,591 countLorain County134,591Mahoning County: 108,203 countMahoning County108,203Lake County: 105,399 countLake County105,399Trumbull County: 94,575 countTrumbull County94,575Warren County: 93,520 countWarren County93,520Clermont County: 86,713 countClermont County86,713Delaware County: 82,131 countDelaware County82,131Medina County: 75,138 countMedina County75,138Licking County: 72,722 countLicking County72,722Greene County: 71,471 countGreene County71,471Portage County: 70,692 countPortage County70,692Fairfield County: 62,743 countFairfield County62,743Clark County: 61,040 countClark County61,040Wood County: 56,919 countWood County56,919Richland County: 54,581 countRichland County54,581Miami County: 46,770 countMiami County46,770Wayne County: 46,649 countWayne County46,649Ashtabula County: 46,291 countAshtabula County46,291Columbiana County: 46,164 countColumbiana County46,164Allen County: 44,692 countAllen County44,692Tuscarawas County: 40,785 countTuscarawas County40,785Muskingum County: 38,348 countMuskingum County38,348Erie County: 38,298 countErie County38,298Geauga County: 37,465 countGeauga County37,465Hancock County: 33,733 countHancock County33,733Scioto County: 33,209 countScioto County33,209Ross County: 32,051 countRoss County32,051Belmont County: 31,636 countBelmont County31,636Jefferson County: 31,246 countJefferson County31,246Ottawa County: 28,626 countOttawa County28,626Washington County: 27,997 countWashington County27,997Marion County: 27,405 countMarion County27,405
count. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25001: total housing units. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2022
count		Change on 2021
1Cuyahoga County615,881-0.1%
2Franklin County582,701+1%
3Hamilton County379,583+0.2%
4Montgomery County252,0610%
5Summit County246,641+0.1%
6Lucas County200,4950%
7Stark County167,068+0.2%
8Butler County154,056+0.4%
9Lorain County134,591+0.7%
10Mahoning County108,203-0.2%
11Lake County105,399+0.4%
12Trumbull County94,575-0%
13Warren County93,520+1.7%
14Clermont County86,713+1%
15Delaware County82,131+2.6%
16Medina County75,138+0.7%
17Licking County72,722+0.4%
18Greene County71,471+0.7%
19Portage County70,692+0.5%
20Fairfield County62,743+1.1%
21Clark County61,0400%
22Wood County56,919+0.7%
23Richland County54,5810%
24Miami County46,770+0.6%
25Wayne County46,649+0.4%
26Ashtabula County46,291+0.2%
27Columbiana County46,164-0%
28Allen County44,692+0.2%
29Tuscarawas County40,785+0.1%
30Muskingum County38,348+0.1%
31Erie County38,298+0.2%
32Geauga County37,465+0.4%
33Hancock County33,733+0.4%
34Scioto County33,209-0.3%
35Ross County32,051-0.1%
36Belmont County31,636-0.2%
37Jefferson County31,246-0.3%
38Ottawa County28,626+0.3%
39Washington County27,997-0%
40Marion County27,405-0.1%
41Lawrence County26,579-0.2%
42Sandusky County26,500+0.2%
43Athens County26,4200%
44Knox County25,865+0.4%
45Huron County25,519+0.2%
46Seneca County23,960+0.1%
47Logan County23,711+0.3%
48Union County23,441+3.4%
49Darke County22,619+0.1%
50Ashland County22,491+0.2%
51Pickaway County22,384+0.8%
52Shelby County20,1020%
53Auglaize County19,961+0.6%
54Crawford County19,868-0.1%
55Brown County19,374+0.4%
56Guernsey County19,0510%
57Highland County19,010-0%
58Preble County18,088-0%
59Clinton County17,938-0%
60Mercer County17,898+0.3%
61Fulton County17,701+0.2%
62Champaign County16,870+0.2%
63Williams County16,5660%
64Defiance County16,563-0%
65Coshocton County16,3370%
66Madison County16,255+0.5%
67Perry County15,003-0%
68Holmes County14,527+0.3%
69Morrow County14,507+0.6%
70Jackson County14,453+0.2%
71Putnam County13,846+0.2%
72Gallia County13,462-0.1%
73Carroll County13,407-0.2%
74Hocking County13,020-0.1%
75Hardin County12,920-0%
76Adams County12,7160%
77Fayette County12,685+0.4%
78Van Wert County12,560-0.1%
79Pike County12,0470%
80Henry County12,045+0.1%
81Meigs County10,679-0.2%
82Wyandot County9,8510%
83Paulding County8,524+0.1%
84Harrison County7,403-0.9%
85Morgan County7,295-0.4%
86Monroe County7,160-0.4%
87Vinton County5,952-0.2%
88Noble County5,787-0.4%

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All housing units, occupied and vacant: houses, apartments, mobile homes and rooms intended as separate living quarters. United States: American Community Survey five-year estimate, where the period shown is the last year of the five-year span.

A survey estimate averaged over five years, not a count on one date.

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U.S. Census Bureau. American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25001: total housing units. https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2022/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2022-b25001.dat. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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U.S. Census Bureau. (2026). American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25001: total housing units (Counties in Ohio by housing units, 2022) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2022/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2022-b25001.dat

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American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25001: total housing units, Counties in Ohio by housing units, 2022. U.S. Census Bureau, 29 Jan. 2026, https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2022/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2022-b25001.dat. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/housing-units/ohio-counties?period=2022. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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U.S. Census Bureau. 2026. American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25001: total housing units. Counties in Ohio by housing units, 2022. Dataset. Accessed October 12, 2026. https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2022/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2022-b25001.dat. Also distributed by Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/housing-units/ohio-counties?period=2022.

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Which county has the highest housing units?

Cuyahoga County, with 615,881 in 2022, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

Which county has the lowest housing units?

Noble County, with 5,787 in 2022.

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