Largest municipalities in Ohio
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The following is a list of the 50 most populous incorporated cities in the U.S. state of Ohio. The population is according to the 2018 census estimates from the United States Census Bureau.[1]
State capital and county seat‡
Rank | Name | Population (2018) | Population (2010) | Change | County |
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1 | Columbus †† | 892,533 | 787,003 | +13.41% | Franklin (seat), Delaware, Fairfield |
2 | Cleveland † | 383,793 | 396,698 | −3.25% | Cuyahoga |
3 | Cincinnati † | 302,605 | 296,943 | +1.91% | Hamilton |
4 | Toledo † | 274,975 | 287,208 | −4.26% | Lucas |
5 | Akron † | 198,006 | 199,110 | −0.55% | Summit |
6 | Dayton † | 140,640 | 141,759 | −0.79% | Montgomery |
7 | Parma | 78,751 | 81,601 | −3.49% | Cuyahoga |
8 | Canton † | 70,458 | 73,007 | −3.49% | Stark |
9 | Youngstown † | 64,958 | 66,982 | −3.02% | Mahoning (seat), Trumbull |
10 | Lorain | 64,028 | 64,097 | −0.11% | Lorain |
11 | Hamilton † | 62,174 | 62,477 | −0.48% | Butler |
12 | Springfield † | 59,282 | 60,608 | −2.19% | Clark |
13 | Kettering | 55,103 | 56,163 | −1.89% | Montgomery, Greene |
14 | Elyria † | 53,881 | 54,533 | −1.20% | Lorain |
15 | Lakewood | 50,100 | 52,131 | −3.90% | Cuyahoga |
16 | Newark † | 50,029 | 47,573 | +5.16% | Licking |
17 | Cuyahoga Falls | 49,272 | 49,267 | +0.01% | Summit |
18 | Middletown | 48,861 | 48,694 | +0.34% | Butler, Warren |
19 | Dublin | 48,647 | 41,751 | +16.52% | Franklin, Delaware, Union |
20 | Beavercreek | 47,391 | 45,193 | +4.86% | Greene |
21 | Mentor | 47,273 | 47,159 | +0.24% | Lake |
22 | Euclid | 46,936 | 48,920 | −4.06% | Cuyahoga |
23 | Mansfield † | 46,560 | 47,821 | −2.64% | Richland |
24 | Strongsville | 44,853 | 44,750 | +0.23% | Cuyahoga |
25 | Cleveland Heights | 44,373 | 46,238 | −4.03% | Cuyahoga |
26 | Fairfield | 42,613 | 42,510 | +0.24% | Butler, Hamilton |
27 | Grove City | 41,495 | 35,575 | +16.64% | Franklin |
28 | Findlay † | 41,324 | 41,202 | +0.30% | Hancock |
29 | Lancaster | 40,414 | 38,780 | +4.21% | Fairfield |
30 | Westerville | 40,387 | 36,120 | +11.81% | Delaware, Franklin |
31 | Delaware † | 39,930 | 34,753 | +14.90% | Delaware |
32 | Warren † | 38,382 | 41,557 | −7.64% | Trumbull |
33 | Reynoldsburg | 38,278 | 35,893 | +6.64% | Fairfield, Franklin, Licking |
34 | Huber Heights | 38,174 | 38,101 | +0.19% | Montgomery, Miami |
35 | Lima † | 36,862 | 38,771 | −4.92% | Allen |
36 | Hilliard | 36,414 | 28,435 | +28.06% | Franklin |
37 | Marion † | 36,087 | 36,837 | −2.04% | Marion |
38 | Gahanna | 35,551 | 33,248 | +6.93% | Franklin |
39 | Upper Arlington | 35,522 | 33,771 | +5.18% | Franklin |
40 | Brunswick | 34,897 | 34,255 | +1.87% | Medina |
41 | Stow | 34,857 | 34,837 | +0.06% | Summit |
42 | North Ridgeville | 33,889 | 29,465 | +15.01% | Lorain |
43 | Fairborn | 33,658 | 32,770 | +2.71% | Greene |
44 | Mason | 33,586 | 30,712 | +9.36% | Warren |
45 | Massillon | 32,410 | 32,149 | +0.81% | Stark |
46 | Westlake | 32,233 | 32,729 | −1.52% | Cuyahoga |
47 | North Olmsted | 31,591 | 32,718 | −3.44% | Cuyahoga |
48 | Bowling Green † | 31,578 | 30,028 | +5.16% | Wood |
49 | North Royalton | 30,239 | 30,444 | −0.67% | Cuyahoga |
50 | Kent | 29,662 | 28,904 | +2.62% | Portage |
References
[edit]- ^ Bureau, US Census. "City and Town Population Totals: 2010-2018". The United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2020-03-25.
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