What are the richest counties in Ohio?

Delaware County ($133,540), Union County ($112,322) and Warren County ($110,132) had the highest median household income in Ohio in the 2020–24 survey.

Data as of 2024 · updated November 5, 2026

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Ohio counties ranked by median household income
Rank	County	Median household income 2020–24	Change since 2016–20	Residents
1	Delaware County	$133,540	+19.9%	242,032
2	Union County	$112,322	+26.8%	73,446
3	Warren County	$110,132	+23.2%	257,181
4	Geauga County	$107,860	+28.8%	95,676
5	Medina County	$94,968	+22.1%	185,025
6	Fairfield County	$90,966	+28.3%	169,752
7	Greene County	$87,309	+24.6%	174,322
8	Madison County	$87,045	+26.8%	46,985
9	Clermont County	$85,510	+22.6%	216,977
10	Putnam County	$84,928	+25.3%	34,380
11	Licking County	$84,426	+24.6%	185,564
12	Butler County	$81,590	+18.2%	400,128
13	Lake County	$80,925	+23.0%	232,217
14	Henry County	$80,099	+32.6%	27,598
15	Auglaize County	$78,660	+18.8%	45,909
16	Miami County	$76,817	+23.2%	112,634
17	Mercer County	$76,782	+17.1%	42,737
18	Holmes County	$76,140	+18.1%	44,970
19	Ottawa County	$76,101	+28.3%	39,481
20	Portage County	$75,766	+27.4%	163,404
21	Champaign County	$75,556	+26.1%	38,820
22	Morrow County	$75,283	+21.9%	36,305
23	Franklin County	$75,176	+20.6%	1,361,536
24	Wood County	$74,216	+17.5%	134,176
25	Pickaway County	$74,040	+20.1%	62,978
26	Shelby County	$73,978	+14.7%	48,065
27	Knox County	$73,878	+20.0%	64,002
28	Wayne County	$73,574	+19.8%	116,758
29	Lorain County	$73,347	+24.7%	323,219
30	Hancock County	$73,141	+27.5%	75,034
31	Defiance County	$73,064	+17.6%	38,292
32	Fulton County	$72,864	+18.9%	41,853
33	Hamilton County	$72,470	+22.4%	838,418
34	Erie County	$71,993	+23.3%	73,296
35	Summit County	$71,622	+20.9%	538,376
36	Logan County	$71,551	+18.4%	46,302
37	Brown County	$71,270	+24.6%	44,397
38	Clinton County	$70,407	+28.8%	42,301
39	Ashland County	$69,860	+26.1%	52,523
40	Wyandot County	$69,768	+20.4%	21,567
41	Preble County	$69,223	+12.9%	40,664
42	Stark County	$67,934	+23.4%	373,771
43	Van Wert County	$67,917	+21.3%	29,013
44	Huron County	$67,878	+23.3%	58,250
45	Paulding County	$67,731	+19.8%	18,727
46	Perry County	$67,460	+27.3%	35,918
47	Montgomery County	$66,139	+24.6%	539,598
48	Seneca County	$66,025	+24.8%	54,522
49	Highland County	$65,785	+37.1%	43,823
50	Tuscarawas County	$65,044	+19.5%	92,373
51	Carroll County	$64,835	+23.3%	26,475
52	Darke County	$64,486	+17.7%	51,520
53	Cuyahoga County	$64,468	+24.6%	1,232,925
54	Allen County	$64,038	+23.4%	100,881
55	Washington County	$63,603	+22.8%	58,389
56	Fayette County	$63,275	+30.1%	28,552
57	Clark County	$63,132	+22.6%	135,340
58	Hocking County	$62,960	+14.9%	27,512
59	Hardin County	$62,484	+24.4%	30,072
60	Sandusky County	$62,295	+12.8%	58,655
61	Lucas County	$62,224	+24.6%	423,347
62	Ross County	$61,303	+19.0%	76,429
63	Williams County	$61,048	+15.5%	36,549
64	Muskingum County	$60,780	+25.7%	87,014
65	Monroe County	$60,134	+30.0%	12,994
66	Richland County	$59,509	+21.0%	124,893
67	Marion County	$59,371	+20.6%	65,115
68	Morgan County	$59,351	+35.5%	13,626
69	Jefferson County	$59,055	+26.1%	63,597
70	Guernsey County	$58,478	+26.2%	38,379
71	Lawrence County	$58,325	+25.2%	55,710
72	Columbiana County	$58,180	+17.8%	99,377
73	Crawford County	$58,044	+25.1%	41,896
74	Ashtabula County	$57,728	+20.5%	96,713
75	Jackson County	$57,106	+16.7%	32,817
76	Belmont County	$57,017	+10.6%	64,434
77	Mahoning County	$56,942	+20.9%	224,706
78	Gallia County	$56,830	+16.0%	29,072
79	Trumbull County	$56,435	+18.1%	198,972
80	Noble County	$56,098	+12.0%	14,276
81	Athens County	$56,001	+32.0%	63,197
82	Coshocton County	$55,577	+14.5%	37,188
83	Vinton County	$55,336	+22.9%	12,645
84	Harrison County	$54,414	+10.0%	14,070
85	Pike County	$52,736	+19.5%	27,061
86	Scioto County	$50,609	+20.9%	71,365
87	Adams County	$50,264	+25.4%	27,865
88	Meigs County	$46,873	+7.9%	21,587

How this is ranked

Median household income from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–24). Survey estimates carry margins of error, so counties a few hundred dollars apart may not really differ. Counties with fewer than 1,000 residents, or without a figure for the same period as the others, are not ranked.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates. Figures come from public federal statistics and are informational only, not investment advice. Check the source before relying on a number. Methodology: how ranks and figures are built. More on every layer: data sources and licences.

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Which county in Ohio has the highest median household income?

Delaware County: $133,540, ahead of Union County ($112,322) and Warren County ($110,132), of 88 Ohio counties ranked.

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