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Fastest-growing towns in Ohio

Ranked by our A place that is growing score out of 100, which is based on how much the number of people and the typical income grew over five years. Of the 667 towns in Ohio with 1,000 or more people, these are the top 25.

New Baltimore ranks first with a score of 97. Thornville and Hunter follow, with 96 and 95. Scores compare each town with all 27,850 towns we track across the US.

RankTownScore Change in populationChange in income Population
1 New Baltimore 97 +76.3%+130.0% 1,585
2 Thornville 96 +74.5%+91.3% 1,818
3 Hunter 95 +57.8%+104.5% 3,551
4 De Graff 93 +61.2%+67.3% 2,039
5 Urbancrest 91 +26.4%+149.8% 1,240
6 Utica 91 +27.7%+121.0% 2,248
7 Galena 89 +179.2%+43.8% 1,709
8 Flushing 89 +52.6%+53.1% 1,149
9 Butler 89 +46.7%+54.1% 1,146
10 Chesterland 88 +219.9%+40.7% 7,086
11 Grandview 88 +30.9%— 1,382
12 Minerva Park 88 +110.3%+41.7% 2,446
13 Lake Lorelei 87 +25.1%+70.8% 1,746
14 Killbuck 87 +25.4%+68.9% 1,102
15 Uniontown 87 +144.4%+39.7% 7,920
16 Duncan Falls 86 +15.9%+163.8% 1,355
17 Berlin Heights 86 +71.2%+41.4% 1,089
18 McArthur 86 +45.2%+46.9% 2,110
19 Milan 86 +38.7%+48.6% 1,774
20 Sunbury 86 +43.6%+45.9% 8,005
21 Lithopolis 86 +29.1%+55.7% 2,522
22 Ballville 86 +43.2%+45.7% 3,929
23 Elmore 85 +15.8%+101.1% 1,643
24 Continental 85 +21.0%+66.6% 1,368
25 Bloomingburg 85 +17.5%+78.2% 1,019

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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