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Ohio, Kentucky: Median Home Price, Schools & Crime by Town

Housing prices, schools, crime, commute, and demographics for Ohio, Kentucky, town by town. Free, data-only, no listings.

In Ohio, Kentucky, the median home price is $157,633, compared with the Kentucky median of $237,175; median household income is $57,798; the population is 23,735; schools rate 6.4 out of 10; the violent crime rate is 118.1 per 100k; and the average commute is 28.1 minutes. Sources: Zillow Research and the US Census Bureau.

Data updated June 2026 - Source: Zillow Research

Ohio at a glance

Population

23,735

Median Household Income

$57,798

Typical Home Value

$157,633

School District Rating

6.4

Violent Crime Rate

118.1

Avg Commute Time

28.1

About Ohio

Ohio has a population of 23,735. The median home value is $157,633, 34% below the Kentucky median. Median household income is $57,798 (9% below the Kentucky median). The most populated towns are Beaver Dam, Hartford, and Heflin-Beda.

Data comes from public sources including the U.S. Census Bureau, the National Center for Education Statistics, the FBI, the EPA, Zillow, and Redfin. Source attribution is shown on each metric.

Towns in Ohio

7 towns, by population.

County rankings in Kentucky

Every county in Kentucky, ranked on one decision metric at a time.

Ohio at a glance: frequently asked questions

What is the population of Ohio?
Ohio has a population of 23,735 based on the most recent US Census estimate.
What is the median home price in Ohio?
The median home value in Ohio is $157,633. Open the interactive map to see the distribution town by town.
What is the median household income in Ohio?
Median household income in Ohio is $57,798 per year, sourced from the US Census American Community Survey.
What state is Ohio in?
Ohio is in Kentucky.
How many towns are in Ohio?
Ohio contains 7 towns and municipalities. Click any town below or on the map to see its housing, school, and crime data.

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