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Income inequality on a 0-to-1 scale. 0 means every household earns the same; higher means income is concentrated among fewer households. The U.S. scores about 0.48. Lower is more equal.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).

U.S.
0.483
Ohio
0.467
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Top and bottom zip codes in Ohio

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Zip codes with the most income inequality

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  1. 144308Akron0.723
  2. 245207Cincinnati0.693
  3. 343432Graytown0.671
  4. 443778Salesville0.653
  5. 544452North Lima0.645
  6. 644115Cleveland0.631
  7. 745203Cincinnati0.626
  8. 844106Cleveland0.613
  9. 944032Dorset0.613
  10. 1045229Cincinnati0.606

Zip codes with the least income inequality

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  1. 143210Columbus0.172
  2. 244804Arcadia0.244
  3. 345778Stewart0.247
  4. 445433Dayton0.273
  5. 543557Stryker0.279
  6. 644235Homerville0.282
  7. 743443Luckey0.290
  8. 843332La Rue0.291
  9. 944418Fowler0.298
  10. 1045711Amesville0.298

Income inequality (Gini) by county in Ohio

  1. 1Pike County0.521
  2. 2Hamilton County0.508
  3. 3Cuyahoga County0.503
  4. 4Athens County0.493
  5. 5Lucas County0.485
  6. 6Noble County0.481
  7. 7Scioto County0.479
  8. 8Jackson County0.478
  9. 9Mahoning County0.478
  10. 10Summit County0.477
  11. 11Gallia County0.474
  12. 12Wood County0.472
  13. 13Franklin County0.469
  14. 14Ottawa County0.465
  15. 15Lorain County0.463
  16. 16Columbiana County0.463
  17. 17Montgomery County0.459
  18. 18Monroe County0.455
  19. 19Brown County0.453
  20. 20Coshocton County0.453
  21. 21Lawrence County0.453
  22. 22Erie County0.452
  23. 23Ross County0.451
  24. 24Adams County0.451
  25. 25Trumbull County0.450
  26. 26Geauga County0.450
  27. 27Muskingum County0.450
  28. 28Clinton County0.449
  29. 29Fayette County0.447
  30. 30Portage County0.447
  31. 31Licking County0.447
  32. 32Darke County0.447
  33. 33Harrison County0.445
  34. 34Warren County0.445
  35. 35Washington County0.445
  36. 36Logan County0.445
  37. 37Sandusky County0.445
  38. 38Marion County0.444
  39. 39Henry County0.444
  40. 40Belmont County0.443
  41. 41Jefferson County0.441
  42. 42Butler County0.440
  43. 43Allen County0.440
  44. 44Perry County0.439
  45. 45Guernsey County0.438
  46. 46Meigs County0.438
  47. 47Hardin County0.437
  48. 48Stark County0.437
  49. 49Ashtabula County0.435
  50. 50Clermont County0.435
  51. 51Vinton County0.435
  52. 52Clark County0.433
  53. 53Carroll County0.431
  54. 54Richland County0.430
  55. 55Holmes County0.430
  56. 56Lake County0.429
  57. 57Paulding County0.428
  58. 58Greene County0.427
  59. 59Crawford County0.425
  60. 60Hancock County0.424
  61. 61Tuscarawas County0.424
  62. 62Seneca County0.424
  63. 63Medina County0.422
  64. 64Delaware County0.419
  65. 65Shelby County0.419
  66. 66Hocking County0.419
  67. 67Pickaway County0.419
  68. 68Knox County0.418
  69. 69Fulton County0.416
  70. 70Fairfield County0.416
  71. 71Wayne County0.416
  72. 72Miami County0.415
  73. 73Union County0.414
  74. 74Highland County0.413
  75. 75Williams County0.407
  76. 76Morgan County0.407
  77. 77Preble County0.406
  78. 78Huron County0.405
  79. 79Wyandot County0.405
  80. 80Ashland County0.404
  81. 81Mercer County0.403
  82. 82Defiance County0.401
  83. 83Putnam County0.401
  84. 84Morrow County0.401
  85. 85Champaign County0.394
  86. 86Madison County0.393
  87. 87Auglaize County0.388
  88. 88Van Wert County0.383

Questions about this map

Which zip code has the highest income inequality (gini) in Ohio?

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 44308 (Akron, OH) has the highest: 0.723.

Which zip code has the lowest income inequality (gini) in Ohio?

43210 (Columbus, OH) has the lowest: 0.172.

What is the income inequality (gini) for the United States?

0.483; in Ohio it is 0.467.

Where does this data come from?

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Income inequality on a 0-to-1 scale. 0 means every household earns the same; higher means income is concentrated among fewer households. The U.S. scores about 0.48. Lower is more equal.

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