Top 100 Biggest Cities in Ohio

Rank	City	2024 Population (Est.)	Growth Rate (Annual)
1	Columbus	913,175	0.3%
2	Cleveland	362,656	-0.8%
3	Cincinnati	311,097	0.1%
4	Toledo	265,304	-0.6%
5	Akron	188,701	-0.3%
6	Dayton	135,512	-0.6%
7	Parma	78,951	-0.8%
8	Canton	69,197	-0.8%
9	Lorain	65,337	0.0%
10	Hamilton	62,997	-0.2%
11	Youngstown	59,108	-0.8%
12	Springfield	58,082	-0.4%
13	Kettering	56,876	-0.4%
14	Elyria	53,117	0.2%
15	Middletown	51,478	0.3%
16	Newark	51,046	0.7%
17	Cuyahoga Falls	50,742	-0.2%
18	Lakewood	49,337	-0.9%
19	Dublin	48,923	-0.3%
20	Euclid	48,212	-0.9%
21	Mansfield	47,711	0.2%
22	Beavercreek	47,193	0.5%
23	Mentor	46,929	-0.3%
24	Strongsville	45,511	-0.6%
25	Delaware	45,158	2.8%
26	Fairfield	44,447	-0.3%
27	Cleveland Heights	43,908	-0.9%
28	Huber Heights	43,313	0.0%
29	Grove City	42,782	1.2%
30	Lancaster	41,422	0.7%
31	Reynoldsburg	41,220	0.1%
32	Findlay	40,139	0.1%
33	Warren	38,751	-0.3%
34	Westerville	37,958	-1.1%
35	Hilliard	37,262	0.1%
36	North Ridgeville	37,058	1.4%
37	Upper Arlington	35,743	-0.9%
38	Mason	35,660	0.8%
39	Marion	35,531	-0.4%
40	Gahanna	35,159	-0.5%
41	Brunswick	35,072	-0.4%
42	Lima	34,794	-1.2%
43	Fairborn	34,729	0.2%
44	Westlake	33,972	-0.2%
45	Stow	33,957	-0.5%
46	Massillon	32,439	0.3%
47	North Olmsted	31,538	-0.8%
48	North Royalton	30,687	-0.6%
49	Bowling Green	30,384	-0.3%
50	Garfield Heights	28,900	-0.9%
51	Shaker Heights	28,541	-0.9%
52	Marysville	28,423	3.8%
53	Kent	27,601	-0.2%
54	Green	27,338	-0.1%
55	Wooster	27,030	0.3%
56	Troy	26,848	0.7%
57	Avon Lake	25,942	0.8%
58	Medina	25,889	-0.1%
59	Centerville	25,754	2.1%
60	Xenia	25,725	0.4%
61	Avon	25,403	0.6%
62	Pickerington	25,256	2.7%
63	Perrysburg	25,236	0.2%
64	Wadsworth	24,709	1.0%
65	Athens	24,673	0.4%
66	Zanesville	24,651	-0.1%
67	Barberton	24,563	-0.8%
68	Riverside	24,340	-0.1%
69	Sandusky	24,241	-1.0%
70	Willoughby	24,163	0.3%
71	Solon	23,702	-0.6%
72	Maple Heights	22,984	-0.9%
73	Hudson	22,968	-0.1%
74	Trotwood	22,940	-0.1%
75	Oxford	22,340	-0.6%
76	Chillicothe	21,895	-0.2%
77	Lebanon	21,699	1.4%
78	Alliance	21,525	-0.4%
79	South Euclid	21,264	-0.9%
80	Rocky River	21,236	-0.7%
81	Piqua	20,747	0.6%
82	Painesville	20,605	0.4%
83	Parma Heights	20,431	-0.5%
84	Sidney	20,309	-0.4%
85	Forest Park	19,839	-0.5%
86	Miamisburg	19,814	-0.1%
87	Mayfield Heights	19,793	-0.8%
88	Whitehall	19,727	-0.6%
89	Oregon	19,711	-0.4%
90	Broadview Heights	19,634	-0.4%
91	Springboro	19,475	0.7%
92	Twinsburg	19,439	0.3%
93	Norwood	19,046	0.1%
94	Sylvania	19,035	0.0%
95	Ashland	18,718	-1.1%
96	Pataskala	18,346	0.8%
97	Tallmadge	18,317	-0.1%
98	Niles	18,256	-0.2%
99	Steubenville	18,064	0.0%
100	Brook Park	18,063	-0.8%

What is the largest city in Ohio?

The largest city in Ohio is Columbus, with a population of 913,175. Columbus is the 14th largest city in the US. The second largest city is Cleveland, with a population of 362,656, and is the 54th largest city in the US.

What are the major cities in Ohio?

The major cities in Ohio are Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, Akron and Dayton. There are 6 major cities in Ohio, which are cities with a population greater than 100,000.

What is the capital of Ohio?

The capital of Ohio is Columbus, whose most recent population was 913,175. Columbus is also the largest city in the state of Ohio.

What is the fastest growing city in Ohio?

Among the 100 largest cities in Ohio, the fastest growing city is Pickerington, whose population has grown 151.8% since the year 2000.

What is the fastest shrinking city in Ohio?

Among the 100 largest cities in Ohio, the fastest shrinking city is Youngstown, whose population has declined 27.6% since the year 2000. Youngstown's peak populuation was 170,002 in the year 1930, and it's current population of 59,108 represents a 65.2% decline from it's peak. Youngstown was once the 45th largest city in the US, but it's now the 665th largest.

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