Counties in Ohio by median household income (US single-year estimate)

Delaware County had the highest median household income (US single-year estimate) of 88 counties in 2015, at $97,679. Adams County had the lowest, at $36,609. The median was $49,004 and the figure for Ohio was $51,086. Source: the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Highest97,679Delaware County
Lowest36,609Adams County
Median49,00488 counties
Ohio51,086History

Map of counties, 2015

Adams County: 36,609 USDAllen County: 49,297 USDAshland County: 48,338 USDAshtabula County: 44,258 USDAthens County: 38,400 USDAuglaize County: 58,840 USDBelmont County: 45,675 USDBrown County: 47,202 USDButler County: 58,954 USDCarroll County: 52,166 USDChampaign County: 58,837 USDClark County: 47,651 USDClermont County: 62,214 USDClinton County: 47,055 USDColumbiana County: 42,301 USDCoshocton County: 41,643 USDCrawford County: 41,471 USDCuyahoga County: 45,506 USDDarke County: 51,131 USDDefiance County: 53,936 USDDelaware County: 97,679 USDErie County: 48,129 USDFairfield County: 61,450 USDFayette County: 45,068 USDFranklin County: 53,939 USDFulton County: 58,782 USDGallia County: 38,738 USDGeauga County: 76,315 USDGreene County: 61,250 USDGuernsey County: 41,630 USDHamilton County: 51,070 USDHancock County: 55,265 USDHardin County: 44,101 USDHarrison County: 44,221 USDHenry County: 56,986 USDHighland County: 41,494 USDHocking County: 43,598 USDHolmes County: 53,540 USDHuron County: 48,838 USDJackson County: 42,828 USDJefferson County: 43,306 USDKnox County: 50,914 USDLake County: 60,782 USDLawrence County: 39,698 USDLicking County: 59,119 USDLogan County: 49,690 USDLorain County: 52,779 USDLucas County: 43,136 USDMadison County: 63,736 USDMahoning County: 42,443 USDMarion County: 43,529 USDMedina County: 70,576 USDMeigs County: 38,479 USDMercer County: 56,124 USDMiami County: 51,685 USDMonroe County: 41,754 USDMontgomery County: 46,696 USDMorgan County: 39,969 USDMorrow County: 52,312 USDMuskingum County: 43,324 USDNoble County: 47,714 USDOttawa County: 58,793 USDPaulding County: 49,796 USDPerry County: 44,738 USDPickaway County: 58,472 USDPike County: 39,851 USDPortage County: 53,609 USDPreble County: 51,042 USDPutnam County: 60,036 USDRichland County: 45,273 USDRoss County: 45,615 USDSandusky County: 49,994 USDScioto County: 37,277 USDSeneca County: 48,617 USDShelby County: 59,149 USDStark County: 48,976 USDSummit County: 51,434 USDTrumbull County: 42,831 USDTuscarawas County: 47,588 USDUnion County: 76,116 USDVan Wert County: 51,264 USDVinton County: 41,675 USDWarren County: 81,383 USDWashington County: 44,697 USDWayne County: 52,717 USDWilliams County: 49,031 USDWood County: 57,390 USDWyandot County: 51,109 USD
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USD, 2015. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (SAIPE): median household income, nation, states and counties. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2015

Delaware County: 97,679 USDDelaware County97,679Warren County: 81,383 USDWarren County81,383Geauga County: 76,315 USDGeauga County76,315Union County: 76,116 USDUnion County76,116Medina County: 70,576 USDMedina County70,576Madison County: 63,736 USDMadison County63,736Clermont County: 62,214 USDClermont County62,214Fairfield County: 61,450 USDFairfield County61,450Greene County: 61,250 USDGreene County61,250Lake County: 60,782 USDLake County60,782Putnam County: 60,036 USDPutnam County60,036Shelby County: 59,149 USDShelby County59,149Licking County: 59,119 USDLicking County59,119Butler County: 58,954 USDButler County58,954Auglaize County: 58,840 USDAuglaize County58,840Champaign County: 58,837 USDChampaign County58,837Ottawa County: 58,793 USDOttawa County58,793Fulton County: 58,782 USDFulton County58,782Pickaway County: 58,472 USDPickaway County58,472Wood County: 57,390 USDWood County57,390Henry County: 56,986 USDHenry County56,986Mercer County: 56,124 USDMercer County56,124Hancock County: 55,265 USDHancock County55,265Franklin County: 53,939 USDFranklin County53,939Defiance County: 53,936 USDDefiance County53,936Portage County: 53,609 USDPortage County53,609Holmes County: 53,540 USDHolmes County53,540Lorain County: 52,779 USDLorain County52,779Wayne County: 52,717 USDWayne County52,717Morrow County: 52,312 USDMorrow County52,312Carroll County: 52,166 USDCarroll County52,166Miami County: 51,685 USDMiami County51,685Summit County: 51,434 USDSummit County51,434Van Wert County: 51,264 USDVan Wert County51,264Darke County: 51,131 USDDarke County51,131Wyandot County: 51,109 USDWyandot County51,109Hamilton County: 51,070 USDHamilton County51,070Preble County: 51,042 USDPreble County51,042Knox County: 50,914 USDKnox County50,914Sandusky County: 49,994 USDSandusky County49,994Delaware County: 97,679 USDDelaware County97,679Warren County: 81,383 USDWarren County81,383Geauga County: 76,315 USDGeauga County76,315Union County: 76,116 USDUnion County76,116Medina County: 70,576 USDMedina County70,576Madison County: 63,736 USDMadison County63,736Clermont County: 62,214 USDClermont County62,214Fairfield County: 61,450 USDFairfield County61,450Greene County: 61,250 USDGreene County61,250Lake County: 60,782 USDLake County60,782Putnam County: 60,036 USDPutnam County60,036Shelby County: 59,149 USDShelby County59,149Licking County: 59,119 USDLicking County59,119Butler County: 58,954 USDButler County58,954Auglaize County: 58,840 USDAuglaize County58,840Champaign County: 58,837 USDChampaign County58,837Ottawa County: 58,793 USDOttawa County58,793Fulton County: 58,782 USDFulton County58,782Pickaway County: 58,472 USDPickaway County58,472Wood County: 57,390 USDWood County57,390Henry County: 56,986 USDHenry County56,986Mercer County: 56,124 USDMercer County56,124Hancock County: 55,265 USDHancock County55,265Franklin County: 53,939 USDFranklin County53,939Defiance County: 53,936 USDDefiance County53,936Portage County: 53,609 USDPortage County53,609Holmes County: 53,540 USDHolmes County53,540Lorain County: 52,779 USDLorain County52,779Wayne County: 52,717 USDWayne County52,717Morrow County: 52,312 USDMorrow County52,312Carroll County: 52,166 USDCarroll County52,166Miami County: 51,685 USDMiami County51,685Summit County: 51,434 USDSummit County51,434Van Wert County: 51,264 USDVan Wert County51,264Darke County: 51,131 USDDarke County51,131Wyandot County: 51,109 USDWyandot County51,109Hamilton County: 51,070 USDHamilton County51,070Preble County: 51,042 USDPreble County51,042Knox County: 50,914 USDKnox County50,914Sandusky County: 49,994 USDSandusky County49,994
USD. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (SAIPE): median household income, nation, states and counties. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2015
USD
Change on 2014
1Delaware County97,679-0.1%
2Warren County81,383+11.5%
3Geauga County76,315+5.6%
4Union County76,116+8.9%
5Medina County70,576+3.2%
6Madison County63,736+20.3%
7Clermont County62,214+0.1%
8Fairfield County61,450+2.6%
9Greene County61,250+3.1%
10Lake County60,782+3.6%
11Putnam County60,036+6.2%
12Shelby County59,149+16.5%
13Licking County59,119+3.2%
14Butler County58,954+0.7%
15Auglaize County58,840+11.8%
16Champaign County58,837+17%
17Ottawa County58,793+16.8%
18Fulton County58,782+7.5%
19Pickaway County58,472+6.6%
20Wood County57,390+4.4%
21Henry County56,986+6.2%
22Mercer County56,124+6.7%
23Hancock County55,265+7.3%
24Franklin County53,939+1.5%
25Defiance County53,936+1.7%
26Portage County53,609+3%
27Holmes County53,540+6.9%
28Lorain County52,779+0.9%
29Wayne County52,717+5.2%
30Morrow County52,312+4.9%
31Carroll County52,166+13%
32Miami County51,685-0.4%
33Summit County51,434+1.9%
34Van Wert County51,264+3.4%
35Darke County51,131+9.7%
36Wyandot County51,109+6.7%
37Hamilton County51,070+4.3%
38Preble County51,042+3.1%
39Knox County50,914+8.5%
40Sandusky County49,994+7.6%
41Paulding County49,796+5.1%
42Logan County49,690-2.1%
43Allen County49,297+13.1%
44Williams County49,031+16.1%
45Stark County48,976+2.6%
46Huron County48,838+2.1%
47Seneca County48,617+8%
48Ashland County48,338+2%
49Erie County48,129-2.2%
50Noble County47,714+8.6%
51Clark County47,651+13.4%
52Tuscarawas County47,588+3.2%
53Brown County47,202+1.5%
54Clinton County47,055-4.8%
55Montgomery County46,696+8.6%
56Belmont County45,675+8.8%
57Ross County45,615+7.4%
58Cuyahoga County45,506+3.1%
59Richland County45,273+7.9%
60Fayette County45,068+0.3%
61Perry County44,738+3.2%
62Washington County44,697-0.8%
63Ashtabula County44,258+11.3%
64Harrison County44,221+3.8%
65Hardin County44,101-2.4%
66Hocking County43,598+2.9%
67Marion County43,529+3.1%
68Muskingum County43,324+3.6%
69Jefferson County43,306+7.9%
70Lucas County43,136+1.9%
71Trumbull County42,831-0.8%
72Jackson County42,828+4%
73Mahoning County42,443+2.7%
74Columbiana County42,301-0.8%
75Monroe County41,754+2.7%
76Vinton County41,675+10.7%
77Coshocton County41,643+0.2%
78Guernsey County41,630-0.7%
79Highland County41,494-0.3%
80Crawford County41,471+4%
81Morgan County39,969+5.4%
82Pike County39,851-1.6%
83Lawrence County39,698-4.6%
84Gallia County38,738+5.6%
85Meigs County38,479+1%
86Athens County38,400+12.2%
87Scioto County37,277-0.9%
88Adams County36,609+7.3%

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Household income at the middle of the distribution for one year, in US dollars of that year. United States: Census Bureau Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (SAIPE) for the nation, states and counties.

A model-based estimate that combines the one-year American Community Survey with federal tax records and other administrative data, so every county gets a figure for a single year. The national figure is the one-year ACS estimate. Not adjusted for inflation between years. The Census Bureau advises comparing years from 2006 on only. For the five-year ACS median, which also covers cities, use median_household_income.

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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U.S. Census Bureau. Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (SAIPE): median household income, nation, states and counties. https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/saipe/datasets/2015/2015-state-and-county/est15all.txt. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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U.S. Census Bureau. (2026). Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (SAIPE): median household income, nation, states and counties (Counties in Ohio by median household income (US single-year estimate), 2015) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/saipe/datasets/2015/2015-state-and-county/est15all.txt

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Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (SAIPE): median household income, nation, states and counties, Counties in Ohio by median household income (US single-year estimate), 2015. U.S. Census Bureau, 27 Jan. 2026, https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/saipe/datasets/2015/2015-state-and-county/est15all.txt. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/median-household-income-single-year-us/ohio-counties?period=2015. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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U.S. Census Bureau (2026) Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (SAIPE): median household income, nation, states and counties, Counties in Ohio by median household income (US single-year estimate), 2015 [Dataset]. Available at: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/saipe/datasets/2015/2015-state-and-county/est15all.txt, via Invokely: https://invokely.ai/rankings/median-household-income-single-year-us/ohio-counties?period=2015 (Accessed: 12 October 2026).

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Which county has the highest median household income (US single-year estimate)?

Delaware County, with $97,679 in 2015, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

Which county has the lowest median household income (US single-year estimate)?

Adams County, with $36,609 in 2015.

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