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Everyone who lives in the zip code, from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey (5-year average).
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 334,922,499
- Ohio
- 11,810,293
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- 1Franklin County1,333,048
- 2Cuyahoga County1,245,873
- 3Hamilton County830,774
- 4Summit County537,864
- 5Montgomery County536,096
- 6Lucas County428,018
- 7Butler County392,876
- 8Stark County373,713
- 9Lorain County317,129
- 10Warren County250,008
- 11Lake County232,216
- 12Delaware County226,834
- 13Mahoning County226,491
- 14Clermont County211,181
- 15Trumbull County200,929
- 16Medina County183,660
- 17Licking County181,837
- 18Greene County169,688
- 19Fairfield County163,453
- 20Portage County161,956
- 21Clark County135,158
- 22Wood County132,064
- 23Richland County125,099
- 24Wayne County116,588
- 25Miami County110,296
- 26Allen County101,348
- 27Columbiana County100,704
- 28Ashtabula County97,167
- 29Geauga County95,481
- 30Tuscarawas County92,385
- 31Muskingum County86,411
- 32Ross County76,492
- 33Hancock County74,866
- 34Erie County74,581
- 35Scioto County72,627
- 36Union County67,324
- 37Belmont County65,473
- 38Marion County65,020
- 39Jefferson County64,518
- 40Knox County63,142
- 41Athens County61,737
- 42Pickaway County60,131
- 43Washington County58,978
- 44Sandusky County58,778
- 45Huron County58,319
- 46Lawrence County56,819
- 47Seneca County54,770
- 48Ashland County52,256
- 49Darke County51,594
- 50Shelby County47,929
- 51Auglaize County46,125
- 52Logan County46,089
- 53Madison County44,423
- 54Holmes County44,418
- 55Brown County43,845
- 56Highland County43,517
- 57Mercer County42,484
- 58Fulton County42,240
- 59Clinton County42,012
- 60Crawford County41,711
- 61Preble County40,765
- 62Ottawa County39,994
- 63Champaign County38,804
- 64Defiance County38,343
- 65Guernsey County38,223
- 66Coshocton County36,744
- 67Williams County36,719
- 68Perry County35,535
- 69Morrow County35,404
- 70Putnam County34,314
- 71Jackson County32,650
- 72Hardin County30,475
- 73Gallia County29,068
- 74Fayette County28,876
- 75Van Wert County28,826
- 76Hocking County27,799
- 77Henry County27,567
- 78Adams County27,540
- 79Pike County27,044
- 80Carroll County26,659
- 81Meigs County21,896
- 82Wyandot County21,598
- 83Paulding County18,791
- 84Harrison County14,306
- 85Noble County14,282
- 86Morgan County13,651
- 87Monroe County13,227
- 88Vinton County12,630
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest population in Ohio?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 45011 (Hamilton, OH) has the highest: 75,864.
Which zip code has the lowest population in Ohio?
45849 (Grover Hill, OH) has the lowest: 1,002.
What is the population for the United States?
334,922,499; in Ohio it is 11,810,293.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Everyone who lives in the zip code, from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey (5-year average).
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