Ranking of Ohio Counties By Net Domestic Migration Rate per 1K in 2017
Updated on January 26, 2024.
Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2017, the Net Domestic Migration Rate per 1K for Ohio was -0.74. Among all Ohio counties, Union County had the highest net domestic migration rate (15.51), followed by Madison County (14.52), and Delaware County (11.81).
The chart below shows the top 10 counties, and the table below shows the ranking of all Ohio counties.
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Related Topics: Ohio Census Vintage Data Topic List.
Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage), 2017 Census.
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Ranking of Ohio Counties By Net Domestic Migration Rate per 1K in 2017
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Rank | County | Net Dom. Migration Rate |
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1 | Union County | 15.51 |
2 | Madison County | 14.52 |
3 | Delaware County | 11.81 |
4 | Fairfield County | 9.03 |
5 | Ottawa County | 8.3 |
6 | Licking County | 6.75 |
7 | Warren County | 6.35 |
8 | Medina County | 5.95 |
9 | Vinton County | 5.75 |
10 | Miami County | 5.24 |
11 | Knox County | 5.05 |
12 | Ross County | 4.85 |
13 | Franklin County | 4.63 |
14 | Pickaway County | 4.27 |
15 | Greene County | 3.75 |
16 | Lake County | 3.26 |
17 | Hocking County | 2.64 |
18 | Champaign County | 2.58 |
19 | Clermont County | 2.54 |
20 | Wood County | 2.32 |
21 | Logan County | 1.84 |
22 | Butler County | 1.76 |
23 | Ashland County | 1.61 |
24 | Fayette County | 1.57 |
25 | Muskingum County | 1.19 |
26 | Van Wert County | 1.17 |
27 | Clinton County | 1.12 |
28 | Lorain County | 1.07 |
29 | Preble County | 0.58 |
30 | Pike County | 0.5 |
31 | Clark County | 0.33 |
32 | Washington County | 0.2 |
33 | Erie County | -0.19 |
34 | Harrison County | -0.2 |
35 | Wyandot County | -0.45 |
36 | Geauga County | -0.6 |
37 | Defiance County | -0.68 |
38 | Summit County | -0.85 |
39 | Morrow County | -0.94 |
40 | Mercer County | -1.2 |
41 | Brown County | -1.38 |
42 | Paulding County | -1.43 |
43 | Athens County | -1.44 |
44 | Gallia County | -1.46 |
45 | Meigs County | -1.47 |
46 | Hamilton County | -1.87 |
47 | Adams County | -1.91 |
48 | Darke County | -2.03 |
49 | Hancock County | -2.08 |
50 | Huron County | -2.28 |
51 | Noble County | -2.36 |
52 | Sandusky County | -2.6 |
53 | Portage County | -2.62 |
54 | Perry County | -2.67 |
55 | Mahoning County | -2.75 |
56 | Morgan County | -2.86 |
57 | Auglaize County | -2.93 |
57 | Hardin County | -2.93 |
57 | Highland County | -2.93 |
58 | Guernsey County | -2.96 |
59 | Fulton County | -3 |
60 | Montgomery County | -3.02 |
61 | Seneca County | -3.28 |
62 | Stark County | -3.29 |
63 | Scioto County | -3.65 |
64 | Jefferson County | -3.9 |
65 | Tuscarawas County | -4.14 |
66 | Shelby County | -4.18 |
67 | Trumbull County | -4.21 |
68 | Ashtabula County | -4.26 |
69 | Jackson County | -4.28 |
70 | Williams County | -4.42 |
71 | Belmont County | -4.81 |
71 | Henry County | -4.81 |
72 | Richland County | -5.12 |
73 | Columbiana County | -5.14 |
74 | Coshocton County | -5.33 |
75 | Marion County | -5.96 |
76 | Allen County | -6.01 |
77 | Lawrence County | -6.5 |
78 | Crawford County | -6.58 |
79 | Monroe County | -6.78 |
80 | Holmes County | -7.5 |
81 | Lucas County | -7.54 |
82 | Wayne County | -7.74 |
83 | Cuyahoga County | -8.07 |
84 | Putnam County | -8.1 |
85 | Carroll County | -8.66 |