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COVID-19 pandemic medical cases in Ohio by county
County [a] Cases [b][c] Deaths [c] Recov. [c][d] Pop. Cases / 100k Deaths / 100k Ref.
88 / 88 3,646,010 43,156 – 11,799,448 30,900 365.7
Adams 9,788 171 – 27,477 35,623 622.3
Allen 36,590 528 – 102,206 35,800 516.6
Ashland 16,170 241 – 52,447 30,831 459.5
Ashtabula 28,274 486 – 97,574 28,977 498.1
Athens 21,845 161 – 62,431 34,991 257.9
Auglaize 15,478 206 – 46,422 33,342 443.8
Belmont 20,236 348 – 66,497 30,431 523.3
Brown 15,316 200 – 43,676 35,067 457.9
Butler 125,475 1,290 – 390,357 32,144 330.5 [1]
Carroll 6,783 140 – 26,721 25,385 523.9 [2]
Champaign 11,500 167 – 38,714 29,705 431.4
Clark 46,215 650 – 136,001 33,981 477.9 [3]
Clermont 70,742 643 – 208,601 33,913 308.2 [4]
Clinton 13,710 190 – 42,018 32,629 452.2
Columbiana 31,727 528 – 101,877 31,143 518.3
Coshocton 11,136 176 – 36,612 30,416 480.7
Crawford 15,407 234 – 42,025 36,652 556.8
Cuyahoga 377,787 4,296 – 1,264,817 29,869 339.7 [5]
Darke 16,084 253 – 51,881 31,002 487.7
Defiance 13,156 180 – 38,286 34,362 470.1
Delaware 59,396 319 – 214,124 27,739 149.0
Erie 26,799 307 – 75,662 35,438 406.0
Fairfield 50,140 479
158,921 31,550 301.4 [6]
Fayette 10,008 137 – 28,951 34,569 473.2
Franklin 389,466 2,910 – 1,323,807 29,420 219.8 [7]
Fulton 13,630 191 – 42,713 31,911 447.2
Gallia 11,485 152 – 29,220 39,305 520.2
Geauga 22,001 303 – 95,397 23,063 317.6
Greene 52,291 563 – 167,966 31,132 335.2
Guernsey 14,659 171 – 38,438 38,137 444.9
Hamilton 255,539 2,314 – 830,639 30,764 278.6 [8]
Hancock 23,210 308 – 74,920 30,980 411.1
Hardin 9,358 171 – 30,696 30,486 557.1
Harrison 4,466 86 – 14,483 30,836 593.8
Henry 8,369 118 – 27,662 30,255 426.6
Highland 14,907 198 – 43,317 34,414 457.1
Hocking 9,407 138 – 28,050 33,537 492.0
Holmes 6,138 194 – 44,223 13,880 438.7
Huron 18,814 237 – 58,565 32,125 404.7
Jackson 13,025 156 – 32,653 39,989 477.8
Jefferson 20,032 358 – 65,249 30,701 548.7
Knox 18,024 260 – 62,721 28,737 414.5 [9]
Lake 66,258 852 – 232,603 28,485 366.3
Lawrence 27,105 296 – 58,240 46,540 508.3
Licking 56,696 537 – 178,519 31,759 300.8
Logan 13,573 186 – 46,150 29,411 403.0
Lorain 97,959 1,119 – 312,964 31,300 357.5 [10]
Lucas 133,617 1,556 – 431,279 30,982 357.5 [11]
Madison 12,183 148 – 43,824 27,800 337.7
Mahoning 72,342 1,224 – 228,614 31,644 535.4
Marion 26,312 295 – 65,359 40,258 451.4 [12]
Medina 54,512 557 – 182,470 29,874 305.3
Meigs 7,235 109 – 22,210 32,575 490.8
Mercer 12,247 152 – 42,528 28,797 357.4
Miami 33,959 532 – 108,774 31,220 489.1
Monroe 4,608 86 – 13,385 34,427 642.5
Montgomery 174,950 2,297 – 537,309 32,560 427.5 [13][14]
Morgan 4,641 69 – 13,802 33,626 499.9
Morrow 10,167 119 – 34,950 29,090 340.5
Muskingum 34,048 335 – 86,410 39,403 387.7
Noble 4,169 62 – 14,115 29,536 439.2
Ottawa 11,634 157 – 40,364 28,823 389.0
Paulding 5,926 81 – 18,806 31,511 430.7
Perry 11,056 141 – 35,408 31,225 398.2
Pickaway 22,712 245 – 58,539 38,798 418.5
Pike 11,051 139 – 27,088 40,797 513.1
Portage 47,361 505 – 161,791 29,273 312.1
Preble 12,520 213 – 40,999 30,537 519.5
Putnam 10,680 173 – 34,451 31,001 502.2
Richland 42,262 564 – 124,936 33,827 451.4
Ross 27,592 338 – 77,093 35,791 438.4
Sandusky 18,855 272 – 58,518 32,014 461.8
Scioto 31,073 290 – 74,008 41,986 391.8
Seneca 16,795 256 – 55,069 30,498 464.9
Shelby 13,796 219 – 48,230 28,605 454.1
Stark 104,701 1,874 – 374,853 27,931 499.9
Summit 153,077 1,930 – 540,428 28,325 357.1 [15]
Trumbull 56,146 1,041 – 201,977 27,798 515.4
Tuscarawas 27,278 558 – 93,263 29,248 598.3
Union 21,384 124 – 62,784 34,060 197.5
Van Wert 8,842 163 – 28,931 30,562 563.4
Vinton 4,019 60 – 12,800 31,398 468.8
Warren 77,682 662 – 242,337 32,055 273.2 [16]
Washington 16,940 263 – 59,771 28,341 440.0
Wayne 30,553 488 – 116,894 26,137 417.5
Williams 12,908 176 – 37,102 34,791 474.4
Wood 40,853 414 – 132,248 30,891 313.0
Wyandot 7,150 113 – 21,900 32,648 516.0
Updated December 28, 2023, 2 pm
Data is publicly reported by Ohio Department of Health[17][18]
  1. ^ County where individuals with a positive case was diagnosed. Location of original infection may vary.
  2. ^ Reported cases includes confirmed case. Actual case numbers are probably higher.
  3. ^ a b c "–" denotes that no data is currently available for that county, not that the value is zero.
  4. ^ ODH is not providing recovered case numbers. Local health departments could be providing this information at their discretion.
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