Ohio Counties
About Ohio Counties
Ohio is a state located in the Midwestern United States. It is the 34th largest state in the country and is home to over 11 million people. Ohio is divided into 88 counties, each with its own unique history and culture.
The first county in Ohio was created in 1788 and was named Washington County. It was the first county in the Northwest Territory and was named after George Washington. Since then, many other counties have been created, each with its own unique history and culture.
The largest county in Ohio is Cuyahoga County, which is home to the city of Cleveland. Cuyahoga County is known for its vibrant culture, diverse population, and strong economy. It is home to many major corporations, including the Cleveland Clinic, KeyBank, and Sherwin-Williams.
The second largest county in Ohio is Franklin County, which is home to the state capital of Columbus. Franklin County is known for its diverse population, strong economy, and vibrant culture. It is home to many major corporations, including Nationwide Insurance, Huntington Bank, and L Brands.
The third largest county in Ohio is Hamilton County, which is home to the city of Cincinnati. Hamilton County is known for its strong economy, diverse population, and vibrant culture. It is home to many major corporations, including Procter & Gamble, Kroger, and Fifth Third Bank.
The fourth largest county in Ohio is Summit County, which is home to the city of Akron. Summit County is known for its strong economy, diverse population, and vibrant culture. It is home to many major corporations, including Goodyear Tire & Rubber, FirstEnergy, and the University of Akron.
The fifth largest county in Ohio is Montgomery County, which is home to the city of Dayton. Montgomery County is known for its strong economy, diverse population, and vibrant culture. It is home to many major corporations, including Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, NCR Corporation, and the Dayton Dragons.
Ohio is a state with a rich history and culture. Each of its 88 counties has its own unique history and culture, and each contributes to the overall culture of the state. From the vibrant culture of Cuyahoga County to the strong economy of Hamilton County, Ohio is a state with something for everyone.
Ohio Counties
27,509 (0.23%)
102,087 (0.87%)
52,522 (0.45%)
97,666 (0.83%)
61,276 (0.52%)
46,263 (0.39%)
66,554 (0.57%)
43,715 (0.37%)
388,327 (3.30%)
26,761 (0.23%)
38,715 (0.33%)
12.Clark County
135,877 (1.15%)
208,851 (1.77%)
42,077 (0.36%)
101,723 (0.86%)
36,629 (0.31%)
41,861 (0.36%)
1,256,620 (10.67%)
19.Darke County
51,751 (0.44%)
38,300 (0.33%)
216,074 (1.84%)
22.Erie County
75,299 (0.64%)
159,371 (1.35%)
28,901 (0.25%)
1,318,149 (11.19%)
42,602 (0.36%)
29,276 (0.25%)
95,455 (0.81%)
167,567 (1.42%)
38,409 (0.33%)
827,671 (7.03%)
75,072 (0.64%)
30,622 (0.26%)
14,528 (0.12%)
35.Henry County
27,601 (0.23%)
43,285 (0.37%)
28,104 (0.24%)
44,273 (0.38%)
39.Huron County
58,518 (0.50%)
32,563 (0.28%)
65,280 (0.55%)
42.Knox County
62,657 (0.53%)
43.Lake County
232,236 (1.97%)
57,994 (0.49%)
178,844 (1.52%)
46.Logan County
46,098 (0.39%)
313,101 (2.66%)
48.Lucas County
430,014 (3.65%)
43,961 (0.37%)
227,979 (1.94%)
65,366 (0.56%)
182,347 (1.55%)
53.Meigs County
22,242 (0.19%)
42,321 (0.36%)
55.Miami County
108,818 (0.92%)
13,401 (0.11%)
536,121 (4.55%)
13,851 (0.12%)
35,049 (0.30%)
86,393 (0.73%)
61.Noble County
14,216 (0.12%)
40,367 (0.34%)
18,827 (0.16%)
64.Perry County
35,451 (0.30%)
58,809 (0.50%)
66.Pike County
27,151 (0.23%)
161,217 (1.37%)
40,929 (0.35%)
34,400 (0.29%)
125,008 (1.06%)
71.Ross County
76,957 (0.65%)
58,885 (0.50%)
73,716 (0.63%)
55,062 (0.47%)
48,145 (0.41%)
76.Stark County
374,199 (3.18%)
539,361 (4.58%)
201,749 (1.71%)
92,840 (0.79%)
80.Union County
63,411 (0.54%)
28,833 (0.24%)
12,790 (0.11%)
243,189 (2.07%)
59,639 (0.51%)
85.Wayne County
116,680 (0.99%)
36,973 (0.31%)
87.Wood County
131,564 (1.12%)
21,818 (0.19%)