However, a handful of counties in the Buckeye State have seen their population boom in recent years. Ohio is the seventh most populous U.S. state, with a 2023 population of 11,785,935, according ...

Resources on this website include: State and county-level population data and projections Maps of Ohio’s projected older population from 2020-2050 Reports on the 65+ population for each of Ohio’s 88 ...

According to Data Center Map, there are 173 data centers in Ohio, 106 of which are in Columbus. The economic impact of these data centers has been widely discussed, but the functions of it have been ...

There are 173 data centers in Ohio, according to Data Center Map, which tracks and maps where data centers are across the country. Those are in 13 locations across Ohio. Columbus has the most data ...

While the state has seen deindustrialization resulting in a decline in population declines in cities like Cleveland and Cincinnati, the state capital of Columbus is flourishing. Meanwhile ...

The Northeast Ohio region is projected to see considerable population decline by 2050, according to a state report. Economic development officials and organizations are looking to bend the curve ...

Northeast Ohio will face considerable population decline by 2050, according to a recent state report. Cuyahoga County is projected to see losses of 18.53%, Summit and Stark will lose 16.28% and 15.29% ...