Ohio
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All Columbus population data above are from the US Census Bureau.
PopulationWith 850,106 people, Columbus is the 1st most populated city in the state of Ohio out of 1,213 cities. But watch out, Columbus, because Cincinnati with 298,550 people and Cleveland with 388,072 people are right behind you.
| Population | |
|---|---|
| Columbus | 850,106 |
| Cincinnati | 298,550 |
| Cleveland | 388,072 |
Race & EthnicityThe largest Columbus racial/ethnic groups are White (58.1%) followed by Black (27.5%) and Hispanic (5.7%).
| Top Race & Ethnicity Groups | % |
|---|---|
| White | 58.1% |
| Black | 27.5% |
| Hispanic | 5.7% |
Median IncomeIn 2015, the median household income of Columbus residents was $45,659. Columbus households made slightly more than Fredericktown households ($45,583), Miltonsburg households ($45,625), New Washington households ($45,583), and Ridgeway households ($45,625) . However, 21.7% of Columbus residents live in poverty.
| Median Household Income | |
|---|---|
| Columbus | $45,659 |
| Fredericktown | $45,583 |
| Miltonsburg | $45,625 |
| New Washington | $45,583 |
| Ridgeway | $45,625 |
Median AgeThe median age for Columbus residents is 32.0 years young.
| Median Age | 32.0 |
|---|
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