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Towns with the best jobs and income in Ohio

Ranked by our Jobs and income score out of 100, which is based on typical household income, how many people are out of work, and how many live in poverty. Of the 682 towns in Ohio with 1,000 or more people, these are the top 25.

New Albany ranks first with a score of 92. New California and The Village of Indian Hill follow, with 91 and 90. Scores compare each town with all 27,850 towns we track across the US.

RankTownScore Typical household incomeUnemployment Population
1 New Albany 92 $238,2500.9% 10,896
2 New California 91 $161,9081.1% 1,672
3 The Village of Indian Hill 90 $234,8211.0% 6,052
4 New Baltimore 90 $158,7500.0% 1,585
5 Granville South 90 $131,3070.0% 1,146
6 St. Henry 89 $115,6530.0% 2,741
7 Beechwood Trails 89 $110,8870.0% 3,133
8 Duncan Falls 89 $116,1670.0% 1,355
9 Madeira 89 $167,6531.2% 9,484
10 Coldstream 89 $231,5381.9% 1,540
11 Dry Run 89 $200,5301.7% 7,687
12 Lake Lorelei 89 $114,2010.0% 1,746
13 Powell 88 $195,4952.0% 14,451
14 Hudson 88 $171,4271.3% 23,039
15 Pepper Pike 87 $227,8132.2% 6,840
16 Wetherington 87 $167,6250.0% 1,138
17 Sharon Center 87 $110,5000.2% 1,129
18 South Russell 87 $171,8752.0% 3,956
19 Silver Lake 87 $139,9341.4% 2,515
20 Maria Stein 87 $94,1410.0% 1,305
21 Bratenahl 86 $137,5000.8% 1,452
22 Curtice 86 $104,2260.0% 1,535
23 Evendale 86 $148,5002.1% 2,651
24 Upper Arlington 85 $155,1672.0% 36,293
25 Avon 85 $135,9151.8% 25,317

Only towns with 1,000 or more people are ranked. Scores compare each town with all towns we track. See how we score towns and where the figures come from. These are estimates, so check official sources before you decide.

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