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Cleveland-Akron-Canton, OH Combined Statistical Area Demographics

Cleveland-Akron-Canton, OH Combined Statistical Area is the 17th most populous of 184 combined statistical areas in the United States, with 3,769,466 residents across 7,664 square miles. That is about 492 people per square mile.

At the 2020 census

Population 3,769,466
Land area 7,664 sq mi
Density 492 / sq mi

Data: 2020 Census · American Community Survey 2024

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Counties in the Cleveland-Akron-Canton, OH Combined Statistical Area area

Name Population Sq mi Per sq mi
County Cuyahoga 1,264,550 457.2 2,766
County Summit 540,428 412.7 1,309
County Stark 374,853 575.3 652
County Lorain 312,964 491.1 637
Lake County 232,603 229.3 1,015
Medina County, OH 182,470 421.5 433
Portage County, OH 161,791 487.4 332
County Wayne 116,894 554.9 211
Ashtabula County 97,521 702.6 139
Geauga County, OH 95,397 400.3 238
County Tuscarawas 93,263 567.6 164
County Erie 75,610 251.6 301
Sandusky County 58,896 408.2 144
Huron County, OH 58,565 492.2 119
County Ottawa 40,328 254.9 158
Coshocton County, OH 36,612 564.0 65
County Carroll 26,721 394.6 68

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