Ohio Population 2024

Ohio (state abbreviation is 'OH') is the seventh largest State in the US, It borders Indiana to the east, Pennsylvania to the east, Kentucky to the south, West Virginia to the south-east, Michigan to the north-west, Lake Erie to the north. The state's capital and largest city Ohio is Columbus, other largest cities are Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, Akron and Dayton. Ohio population in 2024 is estimated to be 11.80 million and its seventh largest population in the US States, decrease of 12,357 people since from last census of 2020. It is 34th largest by area with 44,825 sq miles (116,096 sq km) with the length and breadth of 220 miles(335 km) each. Its average elevation is 260 meters. The Iroquois Indians has settled between the Ohio River and Great Lakes. Ohio began its trade activity in the late 17th century when French explorers from Canada reached the Ohio River, Ohio became the 17th state in 1803, and got its name from the Iroquois word, "O-Y-O". Cleveland, Canton and Toledo are the most dangerous cities in Ohio State.

Contents
Population by Race
Top Cities of Ohio
Population Pyramid
Languages
Education
Disablity
Counties of Ohio

The population change is 0.04% from 2010 to 2011 and 2011 to 2012. The population growth was increased to 0.24% from 2012 to 2013 and 2013 to 2014 and started decreasing tfrom 2014 onwards to two decades till 2016. again there is a increase to 0.25 from 2016 to 2017 and 0.22% from 2017 to 2018. The estimate of population of Ohio is 11.7 million in 2019. According to U.S. 2020 Census Results, OH population in 2020 is 11,799,448. Ohio population in 2022 is estimated to be 11.74 million, and in 2021 is estimated to be 11.78 million.

Year	Population	% Change
2010	11,539,327
2011	11,543,463	0.04
2012	11,548,369	0.04
2013	11,576,576	0.24
2014	11,602,973	0.23
2015	11,617,850	0.13
2016	11,635,003	0.15
2017	11,664,129	0.25
2018	11,689,442	0.22
2019	11,710,483	0.18
2020	11,799,448	census updated July 1, 2020
2021*	11,780,017	-0.16
2022*	11,767,059	-0.11
2023*	11,807,067	0.34

Source : Annual Estimates of the Resident Population: April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2018, last census by July 1, 2020

Ohio Population by Race

According to 2017 demographics estimates population of Ohio by race are, The population of Ohio State is dominated by Whites by 82%, followed by Blacks or African Americans by 12.3%, Hispanic or Latino with 3.6% and Asian population with 2%.

White Population

White population in Ohio are 9,503,779, percentage wise 81.86 percent are whites. Whites, also called White Americans or European American, having origins in the original peoples of Europe (numbers include hispanic whites).

Black Population

Black population in Ohio are 1,428,230, percentage wise 12.30 percent are blacks. African American refers to black population in Ohio, They are Black racial groups of Africa, includes Sub-Saharan African people, Kenyan, Nigerian, Caribbean such as Haitian and Jamaican.

Asian Population

Asian Population which are Asian Indians, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Japanese and Filipinos. Asian population in Ohio are 235,878, percentage wise 2.03 percent are asians, out of these 78,583 are Asian Indians, 55,523 are Chinese, 17,149 are Filipinos, 10,140 are Japanese, 15,792 are Korean, 15,226 are Vietnamese and 43,465 are other Asian nationals.

Hispanic Population

Hispanic population in Ohio are 414,490. Percentage wise 3.57 percent are hispanics, out of these 194,874 are Mexican people, 118,305 are Puerto Ricans, 9,169 are Cubans, and 92,142 are other Hispanic or Latinos. Hispanics may be of any race, included in applicable race categories.

American Indian and Alaska Native are 21,872 which includes Navajo, Cherokee, Chippewa and Sioux tribal grouping. 235 thousand are Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander are 3,499 people includes Guamanian or Chamorro, Native Hawaiian and Samoan.

Total Population	11,609,756	Percent
White	9,503,779	81.86%
Black or African American	1,428,230	12.30%
American Indian and Alaska Native	21,872	0.188%
Cherokee tribal grouping	5,130	0.044%
Chippewa tribal grouping	498	0.004%
Navajo tribal grouping	394	0.003%
Sioux tribal grouping	621	0.005%
Asian Population	235,878	2.03%
Asian Indian	78,583	0.68%
Chinese	55,523	0.48%
Filipino	17,149	0.15%
Japanese	10,140	0.09%
Korean	15,792	0.14%
Vietnamese	15,226	0.13%
Other Asian Population	43,465
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander	3,499	0.03%
Native Hawaiian	1,114	0.010%
Guamanian or Chamorro	747	0.006%
Samoan	560	0.005%
Other Pacific Islander	1,078
Some other race	103,726
Hispanic or Latino	414,490	3.57%
Mexican	194,874	1.68%
Puerto Rican	118,305	1.02%
Cuban	9,169	0.08%
Other Hispanic or Latino	92,142

Source: US Census 2017(Table B03002)

Top Cities of Ohio

Rank	Cities	Population(2018)
1	Columbus	892,533
2	Cleveland	383,793
3	Cincinnati	302,605
4	Toledo	274,975
5	Akron	198,006
6	Dayton	140,640
7	Parma	78,751
8	Canton	70,458
9	Youngstown	64,958
10	Lorain	64,028
11	Hamilton	62,174
12	Springfield	59,282
13	Kettering	55,103
14	Elyria	53,881
15	Lakewood	50,100
16	Newark	50,029

Population Pyramid

Source: 2021 US Census Estimates: Population In Five Year Age-Group

Ohio Population by Age

According to 2019 US population estimates, population of Ohio by age is 11,609,756, out of these 5,686,081 are male, 5,923,675 are female, The sex ratio of Ohio is 960. The Ohio population by age are, under 15 years is 2,164,001, 15 years and over is 9,445,755, 30 years and over is 7,126,400, 65 years and over is 1,844,642 and 85 years and over is 252,260. 48.98 percent are male, 51.02 percent are female, 18.64 percent are under 15 years old, 81.36 percent are 15 years and over, 61.38 percent are 30 years and over, 15.89 percent are 65 years and over, 2.17 percent are 85 years and over.

Languages spoken in OH

English is the official language and widely spoken in Ohio State, 93% speak English as native language, 2.5 % speak european languages, and 2.2% speak Spanish and 1.2 speak Asian at home.

Languages	Population	Percentage
Speak only English	10,163,386	93.12
Spanish Language	244,874	2.24
European Language	275,553	2.52
Asian Languages	129,903	1.19
Other Languages	100,336	0.92

Source: US Census 2017(Table S1601)

Ohio Education

Primary and Higher education statistics of Ohio population in 2017.

Population 18 to 24 years		1,094,438	556,760	537,678
		Total	Male	Female
	Less than high school graduate	149,521	84,618	64,903
	High school graduate (includes equivalency)	355,365	199,786	155,579
	Some college or associates degree	480,628	227,448	253,180
	Bachelors degree or higher	108,924	44,908	64,016
Population 25 years and over		7,888,150	3,785,001	4,103,149
	Less than 9th grade	228,438	115,427	113,011
	9th to 12th grade, no diploma	577,205	292,122	285,083
	High school graduate (includes equivalency)	2,646,608	1,304,801	1,341,807
	Some college, no degree	1,614,614	776,276	838,338
	Associates degree	672,658	268,861	403,797
	Bachelors degree	1,341,204	644,321	696,883
	Graduate or professional degree	807,423	383,193	424,230

White		6,526,647	3,143,325	3,383,322
	High school graduate or higher	5,941,401	2,846,665	3,094,736
	Bachelors degree or higher	1,841,342	887,343	953,999
Black or African		884,019	406,010	478,009
	High school graduate or higher	749,826	339,839	409,987
	Bachelors degree or higher	145,261	60,502	84,759
American Indian or Alaska Native alone		15,279	7,747	7,532
	High school graduate or higher	12,451	6,194	6,257
	Bachelors degree or higher	2,525	1,107	1,418
Asian		157,691	73,839	83,852
	High school graduate or higher	137,993	66,002	71,991
	Bachelors degree or higher	96,492	49,379	47,113
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander		2,199	903	1,296
	High school graduate or higher	1,774	729	1,045
	Bachelors degree or higher	605	206	399
Hispanic or Latino Origin		212,028	109,094	102,934
	High school graduate or higher	157,814	78,412	79,402
	Bachelors degree or higher	38,444	17,415	21,029

Source: US Census 2017(Table S1501)

Disability

Disablity statistics of Ohio state as on 2017.

Total civilian non-institutionalized population	1,583,200
Male	760,558
Female	822,642
	-
White	1,296,735
Black or African American	216,588
American Indian and Alaska Native alone	5,273
Asian	13,606
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander	441
Some other race	10,467
DISABILITY TYPE
With a hearing difficulty	429,977
With a vision difficulty	268,771
With a cognitive difficulty	617,123
With an ambulatory difficulty	814,021
With a self-care difficulty	300,935
With an independent living difficulty	550,654

Counties of Ohio

The U.S. state of Ohio State is divided into 88 counties. The most populus country is Franklin County with 1.3 million, the largest county by area is Ashtabula County at 702.44 sq miles (1,819.3 sq km) and the least populus is Vinton County with 13 thousand and smallest by area is Lake County at 228.21 sq miles (591.1 sq km).

County	Population 2017	Population 2018	% Change	Rank 2017	Rank 2018
Adams County	27,805	27,724	-0.3	78	78
Allen County	103,069	102,663	-0.4	27	27
Ashland County	53,685	53,745	0.1	48	48
Ashtabula County	97,692	97,493	-0.2	28	28
Athens County	66,664	65,818	-1.3	37	37
Auglaize County	45,791	45,804	0	51	51
Belmont County	67,956	67,505	-0.7	36	36
Brown County	43,530	43,602	0.2	55	55
Butler County	380,843	382,378	0.4	7	7
Carroll County	27,341	27,081	-1	79	80
Champaign County	38,824	38,754	-0.2	64	64
Clark County	134,649	134,585	0	21	21
Clermont County	204,171	205,466	0.6	13	13
Clinton County	41,966	42,057	0.2	58	58
Columbiana County	103,149	102,665	-0.5	26	26
Coshocton County	36,516	36,629	0.3	67	67
Crawford County	41,741	41,550	-0.5	59	59
Cuyahoga County	1,248,371	1,243,857	-0.4	2	2
Darke County	51,577	51,323	-0.5	49	49
Defiance County	38,224	38,165	-0.2	65	65
Delaware County	200,542	204,826	2.1	14	14
Erie County	74,857	74,615	-0.3	35	35
Fairfield County	154,557	155,782	0.8	20	20
Fayette County	28,655	28,666	0	74	74
Franklin County	1,295,706	1,310,300	1.1	1	1
Fulton County	42,265	42,276	0	57	57
Gallia County	30,143	29,979	-0.5	73	73
Geauga County	93,946	94,031	0.1	29	29
Greene County	166,779	167,995	0.7	18	18
Guernsey County	39,071	39,022	-0.1	63	63
Hamilton County	814,671	816,684	0.2	3	3
Hancock County	75,869	75,930	0.1	34	33
Hardin County	31,406	31,480	0.2	72	72
Harrison County	15,210	15,174	-0.2	84	84
Henry County	27,163	27,086	-0.3	80	79
Highland County	42,933	43,058	0.3	56	56
Hocking County	28,457	28,385	-0.3	75	75
Holmes County	43,887	43,892	0	54	54
Huron County	58,462	58,504	0.1	44	44
Jackson County	32,385	32,384	0	71	71
Jefferson County	66,366	65,767	-0.9	38	38
Knox County	61,303	61,893	1	40	40
Lake County	230,370	230,514	0.1	10	11
Lawrence County	60,111	59,866	-0.4	42	42
Licking County	173,670	175,769	1.2	17	17
Logan County	45,282	45,358	0.2	52	52
Lorain County	307,622	309,461	0.6	9	9
Lucas County	431,033	429,899	-0.3	6	6
Madison County	44,047	44,413	0.8	53	53
Mahoning County	230,010	229,642	-0.2	11	12
Marion County	64,941	65,256	0.5	39	39
Medina County	178,240	179,146	0.5	16	16
Meigs County	23,081	23,106	0.1	81	81
Mercer County	40,910	40,959	0.1	61	61
Miami County	105,265	106,222	0.9	25	25
Monroe County	13,950	13,790	-1.1	87	87
Montgomery County	531,669	532,331	0.1	5	5
Morgan County	14,683	14,604	-0.5	85	85
Morrow County	34,943	35,112	0.5	69	69
Muskingum County	86,148	86,183	0	31	31
Noble County	14,411	14,354	-0.4	86	86
Ottawa County	40,632	40,769	0.3	62	62
Paulding County	18,838	18,760	-0.4	83	83
Perry County	35,994	36,033	0.1	68	68
Pickaway County	57,762	58,086	0.6	45	45
Pike County	28,227	28,067	-0.6	77	77
Portage County	162,625	162,927	0.2	19	19
Preble County	41,114	40,997	-0.3	60	60
Putnam County	33,854	33,780	-0.2	70	70
Richland County	120,543	121,099	0.5	23	23
Ross County	77,320	76,931	-0.5	32	32
Sandusky County	59,112	58,799	-0.5	43	43
Scioto County	75,898	75,502	-0.5	33	34
Seneca County	55,281	55,207	-0.1	47	47
Shelby County	48,703	48,627	-0.2	50	50
Stark County	372,077	371,574	-0.1	8	8
Summit County	541,742	541,918	0	4	4
Trumbull County	200,314	198,627	-0.8	15	15
Tuscarawas County	92,411	92,176	-0.3	30	30
Union County	56,797	57,835	1.8	46	46
Van Wert County	28,291	28,281	0	76	76
Vinton County	13,101	13,139	0.3	88	88
Warren County	228,859	232,173	1.4	12	10
Washington County	60,462	60,155	-0.5	41	41
Wayne County	116,247	115,967	-0.2	24	24
Williams County	36,746	36,804	0.2	66	66
Wood County	130,532	130,696	0.1	22	22
Wyandot County	22,064	21,935	-0.6	82	82