Ohio Birth Rate By County in 2021

Updated on June 18, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2021, the birth rate for Ohio was 10.89. Holmes had the highest birth rate (18.15), followed by Mercer (14.72), and Adams (13.01). On the other hand, Ottawa had the lowest birth rate (7.23), followed by Athens (7.61), and Portage (8.27).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Ohio Birth Rate By County in 2021

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County	Birth Rate
Adams	13.01
Allen	11.48
Ashland	10.47
Ashtabula	10.12
Athens	7.61
Auglaize	11.47
Belmont	9.11
Brown	10.32
Butler	10.83
Carroll	8.91
Champaign	9.85
Clark	10.89
Clermont	10.48
Clinton	11.62
Columbiana	10.03
Coshocton	12.04
Crawford	10.83
Cuyahoga	10.42
Darke	11.42
Defiance	10.46
Delaware	9.59
Erie	9.12
Fairfield	10.36
Fayette	10.84
Franklin	13
Fulton	10.64
Gallia	12.66
Geauga	9.84
Greene	9.67
Guernsey	11
Hamilton	12.33
Hancock	11.43
Hardin	11.84
Harrison	11.33
Henry	10.68
Highland	11.7
Hocking	9.58
Holmes	18.15
Huron	10.44
Jackson	11.78
Jefferson	9.72
Knox	11.7
Lake	8.98
Lawrence	10.97
Licking	10.39
Logan	10.86
Lorain	10.16
Lucas	11.55
Madison	9.56
Mahoning	10.09
Marion	10.34
Medina	9.16
Meigs	8.77
Mercer	14.72
Miami	10.5
Monroe	9.37
Montgomery	11.45
Morgan	11.29
Morrow	10.46
Muskingum	11.52
Noble	9.85
Ottawa	7.23
Paulding	12.15
Perry	10.86
Pickaway	10.37
Pike	12.33
Portage	8.27
Preble	9.77
Putnam	12.21
Richland	10.99
Ross	10.37
Sandusky	9.66
Scioto	9.82
Seneca	10.55
Shelby	12.25
Stark	10.6
Summit	10
Trumbull	9.98
Tuscarawas	11.87
Union	10.69
Van Wert	10.85
Vinton	8.78
Warren	10.04
Washington	9.27
Wayne	11.71
Williams	10.59
Wood	9.24
Wyandot	9.73