Rankings / Cities with the Highest Poverty Rate / Ohio
Cities with the Highest Poverty Rate in Ohio
Share of people below the federal poverty line, from the Census Bureau.
1Youngstown37.3%2Warren31.9%3Cleveland30.6%4Bowling Green28.6%5Canton27.4%6Kent27.1%7Dayton26.9%8Cincinnati25.5%9Lorain25.2%10Toledo24.3%11Lima23.9%12Mansfield23.5%13Akron23.3%14Springfield23.1%15Marion22.4%16Garfield Heights22.0%17Hamilton19.6%18Columbus18.1%19Xenia17.9%20Newark17.1%21Middletown17.1%22Austintown16.9%23Elyria16.7%24Euclid16.6%25Cleveland Heights15.9%26Barberton15.6%27Massillon13.9%28Fairborn13.7%29Troy12.6%30Lancaster12.6%31Findlay12.3%32Reynoldsburg12.0%33Cuyahoga Falls10.5%34Lakewood10.3%35Parma10.1%36Huber Heights9.6%37Wooster9.2%38Fairfield8.4%39Shaker Heights8.4%40Medina8.3%41North Olmsted8.3%42Kettering8.3%43Delaware7.8%44Green7.1%45Beavercreek6.9%46Marysville6.7%47Grove City6.4%48Brunswick6.1%49Hilliard5.8%50North Royalton5.8%51North Ridgeville5.7%52Gahanna5.6%53Westerville5.6%54Strongsville5.3%55Mentor5.2%56Stow5.2%57Westlake4.9%58Mason3.6%59Upper Arlington3.3%60Dublin3.2%61Avon Lake3.2%
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.