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Total income of everyone in the zip divided by the number of residents, including children. Lower than household income because it's per person.

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

U.S.
$44,673
Ohio
$40,552
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Top and bottom zip codes in Ohio

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Zip codes with the highest per capita income

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  1. 143432Graytown$177,956
  2. 244040Gates Mills$131,300
  3. 345243Cincinnati$109,545
  4. 444022Chagrin Falls$94,888
  5. 545208Cincinnati$93,642
  6. 643054New Albany$88,042
  7. 745174Terrace Park$87,039
  8. 844333Akron$80,787
  9. 943542Monclova$79,752
  10. 1045242Cincinnati$78,839

Zip codes with the lowest per capita income

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  1. 145699Lucasville$149
  2. 243403Bowling Green$3,357
  3. 343210Columbus$4,565
  4. 444243Kent$7,053
  5. 544510Youngstown$13,447
  6. 645225Cincinnati$15,020
  7. 744311Akron$15,733
  8. 844502Youngstown$15,977
  9. 944506Youngstown$16,049
  10. 1044104Cleveland$16,891

Per capita income by county in Ohio

  1. 1Delaware County$61,395
  2. 2Warren County$53,621
  3. 3Geauga County$53,583
  4. 4Union County$50,711
  5. 5Ottawa County$49,306
  6. 6Medina County$47,889
  7. 7Hamilton County$45,936
  8. 8Lake County$45,279
  9. 9Greene County$45,142
  10. 10Clermont County$44,226
  11. 11Franklin County$43,731
  12. 12Summit County$43,061
  13. 13Wood County$42,918
  14. 14Cuyahoga County$42,747
  15. 15Licking County$42,609
  16. 16Fairfield County$41,813
  17. 17Henry County$41,771
  18. 18Lorain County$40,798
  19. 19Erie County$40,578
  20. 20Portage County$40,483
  21. 21Miami County$40,297
  22. 22Butler County$40,027
  23. 23Putnam County$39,590
  24. 24Hancock County$39,068
  25. 25Logan County$38,989
  26. 26Auglaize County$38,755
  27. 27Montgomery County$38,450
  28. 28Madison County$38,124
  29. 29Fulton County$38,002
  30. 30Shelby County$37,984
  31. 31Lucas County$37,575
  32. 32Champaign County$36,927
  33. 33Morrow County$36,803
  34. 34Stark County$36,762
  35. 35Paulding County$36,594
  36. 36Clinton County$36,071
  37. 37Wyandot County$35,837
  38. 38Mercer County$35,761
  39. 39Defiance County$35,589
  40. 40Pickaway County$35,587
  41. 41Washington County$35,495
  42. 42Knox County$35,489
  43. 43Carroll County$35,281
  44. 44Wayne County$35,229
  45. 45Sandusky County$35,064
  46. 46Brown County$34,980
  47. 47Darke County$34,842
  48. 48Preble County$34,711
  49. 49Van Wert County$34,583
  50. 50Mahoning County$34,566
  51. 51Monroe County$34,516
  52. 52Allen County$34,331
  53. 53Seneca County$33,984
  54. 54Clark County$33,791
  55. 55Fayette County$33,678
  56. 56Tuscarawas County$33,617
  57. 57Huron County$33,599
  58. 58Columbiana County$33,491
  59. 59Ashland County$33,219
  60. 60Crawford County$32,852
  61. 61Muskingum County$32,809
  62. 62Pike County$32,737
  63. 63Hocking County$32,655
  64. 64Guernsey County$32,627
  65. 65Ross County$32,544
  66. 66Hardin County$32,470
  67. 67Trumbull County$32,429
  68. 68Williams County$32,405
  69. 69Perry County$32,288
  70. 70Belmont County$32,244
  71. 71Jefferson County$32,081
  72. 72Harrison County$31,539
  73. 73Holmes County$31,481
  74. 74Ashtabula County$31,369
  75. 75Richland County$31,336
  76. 76Gallia County$30,969
  77. 77Noble County$30,878
  78. 78Highland County$30,843
  79. 79Lawrence County$30,812
  80. 80Athens County$30,645
  81. 81Jackson County$30,379
  82. 82Marion County$30,260
  83. 83Morgan County$30,055
  84. 84Coshocton County$29,978
  85. 85Vinton County$29,951
  86. 86Scioto County$28,749
  87. 87Meigs County$26,289
  88. 88Adams County$25,916

Questions about this map

Which zip code has the highest per capita income in Ohio?

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 43432 (Graytown, OH) has the highest: $177,956.

Which zip code has the lowest per capita income in Ohio?

45699 (Lucasville, OH) has the lowest: $149.

What is the per capita income for the United States?

$44,673; in Ohio it is $40,552.

Where does this data come from?

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Total income of everyone in the zip divided by the number of residents, including children. Lower than household income because it's per person.

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