List of Largest Cities in Ohio

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December 1, 2021
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Ohio is the U.S state located in the Midwestern region, is the 7^th most populous (11,570,808 estimate of 2013), the 34^th extensive, and the 10^th most densely populated state in the USA. Columbus is the largest and capital city of Ohio is a covered area of 564 km² with a population of 822,553 at a density of 1,457 inhabitants per km². Lakewood is the most densely populated city in Ohio with 3,566 inhabitants per km², located in Cuyahoga County.

Columbus City, Ohio, Image by David Mark from Pixabay

Rank	Name	Population	Area (km²)	Density ( inhabitants/km²)	County
1	Columbus	822,553	564	1,457	Franklin, Delaware and Fairfield
2	Cleveland	390,113	201	1,938	Cuyahoga
3	Cincinnati	297,517	201	1,473	Hamilton
4	Toledo	282,313	209	1,350	Lucas
5	Akron	198,100	160	1,233	Summit
6	Dayton	143,355	144	994	Montgomery
7	Parma	80,429	51	1,550	Cuyahoga
8	Canton	72,535	66	1,097	Stark
9	Youngstown	65,184	87	741	Mahoning
10	Lorain	63,710	61	1,039	Lorain
11	Hamilton	62,258	55	1,119	Butler
12	Springfield	59,357	66	897	Clark
13	Kettering	55,870	48	1,153	Montgomery and Greene
14	Elyria	53,956	53	1,012	Lorain
15	Lakewood	51,143	14	3,566	Cuyahoga
16	Cuyahoga Falls	49,267	66	742	Summit
17	Middletown	48,630	67	717	Butler
18	Euclid	48,139	27	1,748	Cuyahoga
19	Newark	47,777	53	888	Licking
20	Mentor	46,979	69	680	Lake
21	Mansfield	46,454	79	581	Richland
22	Beavercreek	45,712	68	667	Greene
23	Cleveland Heights	45,394	21	2,161	Cuyahoga
24	Strongsville	44,730	63	701	Cuyahoga
25	Dublin	43,607	63	685	Franklin, Delaware and Union