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The middle household income: half of households earn more, half less. Includes all earners in the home. The Census caps reporting at $250,000+.

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

U.S.
$80,734
Ohio
$71,389
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Top and bottom zip codes in Ohio

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Zip codes with the highest median income

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  1. 144040Gates Mills$228,942
  2. 245174Terrace Park$193,750
  3. 345243Cincinnati$171,172
  4. 444236Hudson$168,595
  5. 543021Galena$167,941
  6. 643061Ostrander$157,568
  7. 743035Lewis Center$154,683
  8. 843065Powell$154,481
  9. 943432Graytown$152,411
  10. 1043542Monclova$148,657

Zip codes with the lowest median income

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  1. 144308Akron$11,956
  2. 244510Youngstown$20,000
  3. 345225Cincinnati$20,348
  4. 443604Toledo$20,734
  5. 544506Youngstown$21,018
  6. 645203Cincinnati$21,973
  7. 744115Cleveland$22,056
  8. 843620Toledo$23,483
  9. 944104Cleveland$24,111
  10. 1044311Akron$24,369

Median household income by county in Ohio

  1. 1Delaware County$133,540
  2. 2Union County$112,322
  3. 3Warren County$110,132
  4. 4Geauga County$107,860
  5. 5Medina County$94,968
  6. 6Fairfield County$90,966
  7. 7Greene County$87,309
  8. 8Madison County$87,045
  9. 9Clermont County$85,510
  10. 10Putnam County$84,928
  11. 11Licking County$84,426
  12. 12Butler County$81,590
  13. 13Lake County$80,925
  14. 14Henry County$80,099
  15. 15Auglaize County$78,660
  16. 16Miami County$76,817
  17. 17Mercer County$76,782
  18. 18Holmes County$76,140
  19. 19Ottawa County$76,101
  20. 20Portage County$75,766
  21. 21Champaign County$75,556
  22. 22Morrow County$75,283
  23. 23Franklin County$75,176
  24. 24Wood County$74,216
  25. 25Pickaway County$74,040
  26. 26Shelby County$73,978
  27. 27Knox County$73,878
  28. 28Wayne County$73,574
  29. 29Lorain County$73,347
  30. 30Hancock County$73,141
  31. 31Defiance County$73,064
  32. 32Fulton County$72,864
  33. 33Hamilton County$72,470
  34. 34Erie County$71,993
  35. 35Summit County$71,622
  36. 36Logan County$71,551
  37. 37Brown County$71,270
  38. 38Clinton County$70,407
  39. 39Ashland County$69,860
  40. 40Wyandot County$69,768
  41. 41Preble County$69,223
  42. 42Stark County$67,934
  43. 43Van Wert County$67,917
  44. 44Huron County$67,878
  45. 45Paulding County$67,731
  46. 46Perry County$67,460
  47. 47Montgomery County$66,139
  48. 48Seneca County$66,025
  49. 49Highland County$65,785
  50. 50Tuscarawas County$65,044
  51. 51Carroll County$64,835
  52. 52Darke County$64,486
  53. 53Cuyahoga County$64,468
  54. 54Allen County$64,038
  55. 55Washington County$63,603
  56. 56Fayette County$63,275
  57. 57Clark County$63,132
  58. 58Hocking County$62,960
  59. 59Hardin County$62,484
  60. 60Sandusky County$62,295
  61. 61Lucas County$62,224
  62. 62Ross County$61,303
  63. 63Williams County$61,048
  64. 64Muskingum County$60,780
  65. 65Monroe County$60,134
  66. 66Richland County$59,509
  67. 67Marion County$59,371
  68. 68Morgan County$59,351
  69. 69Jefferson County$59,055
  70. 70Guernsey County$58,478
  71. 71Lawrence County$58,325
  72. 72Columbiana County$58,180
  73. 73Crawford County$58,044
  74. 74Ashtabula County$57,728
  75. 75Jackson County$57,106
  76. 76Belmont County$57,017
  77. 77Mahoning County$56,942
  78. 78Gallia County$56,830
  79. 79Trumbull County$56,435
  80. 80Noble County$56,098
  81. 81Athens County$56,001
  82. 82Coshocton County$55,577
  83. 83Vinton County$55,336
  84. 84Harrison County$54,414
  85. 85Pike County$52,736
  86. 86Scioto County$50,609
  87. 87Adams County$50,264
  88. 88Meigs County$46,873

Questions about this map

Which zip code has the highest median household income in Ohio?

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 44040 (Gates Mills, OH) has the highest: $228,942.

Which zip code has the lowest median household income in Ohio?

44308 (Akron, OH) has the lowest: $11,956.

What is the median household income for the United States?

$80,734; in Ohio it is $71,389.

Where does this data come from?

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The middle household income: half of households earn more, half less. Includes all earners in the home. The Census caps reporting at $250,000+.

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