Census profile 2020–2024 ACS
Men and women in Cincinnati
Population estimates by age, race, marital status and education.
Ohio City
100 = equal numbers. Above 100 means more men; below 100 means more women. ± shows the 90% margin of error (approximate for ratios). How estimates work
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Education breakdowns cover adults 25 and older.
Cincinnati
All races · Bachelor’s degree or higher · Adults 25+
Approx. 90% range: 88.4–98.4
About these filters
Race + education covers adults 25 and older. Race + age covers ages 20–34, regardless of education. The available data does not support combining all three filters for a city.
Selecting multiple races combines those groups. “White”, “Black”, “Asian” and the other single-race options mean that race alone; people who report multiple races are in “Two or more races”. Each group includes Hispanic and non-Hispanic residents.
These are 2020–2024 ACS five-year estimates for Cincinnati. Counts and ratios have sampling uncertainty; very uncertain ratios are hidden. These tables measure sex as male or female, not gender identity.
Education uses B15002 and race-specific tables C15002A, C15002B, C15002C, C15002D, C15002E, C15002F, C15002G. Age uses B01001 and B01001A–G. Counts are added before calculating ratios; combined margins of error use the Census approximation.
Local area comparison
Ages 20–34 · ACS 2020–2024. Areas with the same boundary appear once.
| Area | Men | Women | Men per 100 women |
|---|---|---|---|
| CincinnatiCity | 42,543±1,514 (90% margin of error) | 44,489±1,639 (90% margin of error) | 95.6±4.9 (approximate 90% margin of error) |
| Hamilton CountyCounty / equivalent | 88,443±1,234 (90% margin of error) | 89,272±1,325 (90% margin of error) | 99.1±2.0 (approximate 90% margin of error) |
| Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN Metro AreaMetro area | 227,988±2,298 (90% margin of error) | 222,976±2,028 (90% margin of error) | 102.2±1.4 (approximate 90% margin of error) |
A dash means a ratio is unavailable or too uncertain to show. Counts remain visible. See the display rule.
Gender balance by age
Counts are for Cincinnati. Ratios are men per 100 women; the metro column shows Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN Metro Area.
| Age | Local men | Local women | Local ratio men per 100 women | Metro ratio men per 100 women |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All ages | 150,495±1,736 (90% margin of error) | 160,729±1,740 (90% margin of error) | 93.6±1.5 (approximate 90% margin of error) | 97.5±0.1 (approximate 90% margin of error) |
| Ages 20–34 | 42,543±1,514 (90% margin of error) | 44,489±1,639 (90% margin of error) | 95.6±4.9 (approximate 90% margin of error) | 102.2±1.4 (approximate 90% margin of error) |
| Ages 20–24 | 13,938±1,024 (90% margin of error) | 15,167±1,162 (90% margin of error) | 91.9±9.8 (approximate 90% margin of error) | 104.1±4.2 (approximate 90% margin of error) |
| Ages 25–29 | 15,327±839 (90% margin of error) | 15,856±888 (90% margin of error) | 96.7±7.6 (approximate 90% margin of error) | 103.0±0.7 (approximate 90% margin of error) |
| Ages 30–34 | 13,278±734 (90% margin of error) | 13,466±741 (90% margin of error) | 98.6±7.7 (approximate 90% margin of error) | 99.9±0.5 (approximate 90% margin of error) |
The metro column shows the same age band for Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN Metro Area. The city and metro are separate geographies.
Race and Hispanic origin
Ages 20–34 · Counts for Cincinnati; ratios are men per 100 women.
| Census category | Local men | Local women | Local ratio men per 100 women | Metro ratio men per 100 women |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| White alone | 24,568±1,029 (90% margin of error) | 23,920±1,034 (90% margin of error) | 102.7±6.2 (approximate 90% margin of error) | 103.1±0.7 (approximate 90% margin of error) |
| Black or African American alone | 11,779±927 (90% margin of error) | 13,653±1,026 (90% margin of error) | 86.3±9.4 (approximate 90% margin of error) | 96.3±4.1 (approximate 90% margin of error) |
| American Indian and Alaska Native alone | 63±55 (90% margin of error) | 82±46 (90% margin of error) | —Too uncertain | —Too uncertain |
| Asian alone | 2,268±288 (90% margin of error) | 2,262±292 (90% margin of error) | 100.3±18.2 (approximate 90% margin of error) | 106.8±7.7 (approximate 90% margin of error) |
| Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone | 0±52 (90% margin of error) | 0±52 (90% margin of error) | —Not available | —Too uncertain |
| Some other race alone | 815±239 (90% margin of error) | 668±234 (90% margin of error) | 122.0±55.7 (approximate 90% margin of error) | 138.1±23.3 (approximate 90% margin of error) |
| Two or more races | 3,050±527 (90% margin of error) | 3,904±641 (90% margin of error) | 78.1±18.6 (approximate 90% margin of error) | 93.2±9.7 (approximate 90% margin of error) |
| White alone, not Hispanic or Latino | 23,995±1,031 (90% margin of error) | 23,317±997 (90% margin of error) | 102.9±6.2 (approximate 90% margin of error) | 103.3±0.6 (approximate 90% margin of error) |
| Hispanic or Latino, any race | 2,118±310 (90% margin of error) | 2,474±305 (90% margin of error) | 85.6±16.4 (approximate 90% margin of error) | 110.5±3.7 (approximate 90% margin of error) |
The first seven rows are separate race categories. The final two overlap them: Hispanic or Latino includes any race; White alone, not Hispanic or Latino is a subset of White alone. Do not add all nine rows together.
Never married
Residents ages 20–34 who have never been married.
| Area | Men | Women | Men per 100 women |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cincinnati | 34,478±1,347 (90% margin of error) | 34,008±1,366 (90% margin of error) | 101.4±5.7 (approximate 90% margin of error) |
| Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN Metro Area | 160,226±1,711 (90% margin of error) | 137,620±1,965 (90% margin of error) | 116.4±2.1 (approximate 90% margin of error) |
“Never married” is a marital-status category; it does not mean currently single, unpartnered or available to date.
Education
Ages 25–34 · Highest qualification completed. Ratios are men per 100 women. This table uses a different age range.
| Educational attainment | Local men | Local women | Local ratio men per 100 women | Metro ratio men per 100 women |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Below high school | 1,878±464 (90% margin of error) | 1,757±390 (90% margin of error) | 106.9±35.5 (approximate 90% margin of error) | 176.0±25.6 (approximate 90% margin of error) |
| High school graduate | 5,980±702 (90% margin of error) | 5,836±823 (90% margin of error) | 102.5±18.8 (approximate 90% margin of error) | 135.0±7.3 (approximate 90% margin of error) |
| Some college or associate’s degree | 5,433±649 (90% margin of error) | 6,013±787 (90% margin of error) | 90.4±16.0 (approximate 90% margin of error) | 90.5±5.1 (approximate 90% margin of error) |
| Bachelor’s degree | 10,469±805 (90% margin of error) | 9,296±760 (90% margin of error) | 112.6±12.6 (approximate 90% margin of error) | 94.4±4.7 (approximate 90% margin of error) |
| Graduate or professional degree | 4,845±534 (90% margin of error) | 6,420±539 (90% margin of error) | 75.5±10.5 (approximate 90% margin of error) | 69.1±4.9 (approximate 90% margin of error) |
Regional trend
Ages 20–34 · Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN metro area
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| Reference date / series | Men | Women | Men per 100 women |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 1, 20002000–2010 intercensal · July 1 estimates | 205,705 | 209,456 | 98.2 |
| Jul 1, 20012000–2010 intercensal · July 1 estimates | 205,970 | 209,995 | 98.1 |
| Jul 1, 20022000–2010 intercensal · July 1 estimates | 205,595 | 209,206 | 98.3 |
| Jul 1, 20032000–2010 intercensal · July 1 estimates | 205,106 | 208,689 | 98.3 |
| Jul 1, 20042000–2010 intercensal · July 1 estimates | 204,352 | 207,805 | 98.3 |
| Jul 1, 20052000–2010 intercensal · July 1 estimates | 203,590 | 206,775 | 98.5 |
| Jul 1, 20062000–2010 intercensal · July 1 estimates | 202,991 | 205,932 | 98.6 |
| Jul 1, 20072000–2010 intercensal · July 1 estimates | 203,263 | 206,088 | 98.6 |
| Jul 1, 20082000–2010 intercensal · July 1 estimates | 203,911 | 206,862 | 98.6 |
| Jul 1, 20092000–2010 intercensal · July 1 estimates | 206,518 | 208,582 | 99.0 |
| Apr 1, 20102010–2020 intercensal · April 1 / July 1 estimates | 207,208 | 209,107 | 99.1 |
| Jul 1, 20102000–2010 intercensal · July 1 estimates | 208,112 | 209,881 | 99.2 |
| Jul 1, 20102010–2020 intercensal · April 1 / July 1 estimates | 207,906 | 209,813 | 99.1 |
| Jul 1, 20112010–2020 intercensal · April 1 / July 1 estimates | 209,841 | 211,685 | 99.1 |
| Jul 1, 20122010–2020 intercensal · April 1 / July 1 estimates | 211,951 | 213,536 | 99.3 |
| Jul 1, 20132010–2020 intercensal · April 1 / July 1 estimates | 214,203 | 215,053 | 99.6 |
| Jul 1, 20142010–2020 intercensal · April 1 / July 1 estimates | 215,683 | 216,197 | 99.8 |
| Jul 1, 20152010–2020 intercensal · April 1 / July 1 estimates | 216,400 | 216,589 | 99.9 |
| Jul 1, 20162010–2020 intercensal · April 1 / July 1 estimates | 217,488 | 217,703 | 99.9 |
| Jul 1, 20172010–2020 intercensal · April 1 / July 1 estimates | 219,168 | 218,762 | 100.2 |
| Jul 1, 20182010–2020 intercensal · April 1 / July 1 estimates | 220,341 | 219,499 | 100.4 |
| Jul 1, 20192010–2020 intercensal · April 1 / July 1 estimates | 222,489 | 220,556 | 100.9 |
| Apr 1, 20202010–2020 intercensal · April 1 / July 1 estimates | 223,381 | 221,274 | 101.0 |
| Jul 1, 2020Vintage 2025 · July 1 estimates | 223,776 | 221,555 | 101.0 |
| Jul 1, 2021Vintage 2025 · July 1 estimates | 225,460 | 222,711 | 101.2 |
| Jul 1, 2022Vintage 2025 · July 1 estimates | 227,810 | 223,866 | 101.8 |
| Jul 1, 2023Vintage 2025 · July 1 estimates | 231,756 | 226,040 | 102.5 |
| Jul 1, 2024Vintage 2025 · July 1 estimates | 235,397 | 228,724 | 102.9 |
| Jul 1, 2025Vintage 2025 · July 1 estimates | 236,713 | 230,003 | 102.9 |
Sources and limitations
The ACS pools survey responses from 2020–2024. These tables measure sex as male or female, not gender identity.
How the ratio and margins of error work
The ratio is men divided by women, multiplied by 100. A value of 105 means 105 men for every 100 women in that age group. The paired metro columns use the same calculation for Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN Metro Area.
Counts show the Census Bureau’s 90% margin of error (MOE) when available. We approximate a ratio’s MOE by combining the numerator and denominator MOEs. We hide the ratio if the denominator’s MOE is at least as large as its estimate or if the ratio’s MOE exceeds half the ratio. That 50% cutoff is this page’s display rule, not a Census Bureau standard. A dash means the ratio is unavailable or does not pass the rule.
Some Census counts are controlled to independent population totals. Following Census guidance, controlled counts contribute zero sampling MOE when we combine cells. This does not mean the population count has no uncertainty from other sources.
The source tables classify sex as male or female. They do not measure gender identity. The 2020–2024 ACS five-year estimates pool survey responses collected across those five years and are not a single-year count.
Sources and geography
Age and sex estimates come from the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2020–2024 American Community Survey five-year tables. Start with Table B01001 for Cincinnati or Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN Metro Area. Race-specific estimates come from tables B01001A–I: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I. The race-table links open at Cincinnati; choose Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN Metro Area in Census for the corresponding metro tables. Never-married counts use Table B12002 for Cincinnati and for Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN Metro Area; education counts use Table B15001 for Cincinnati and for Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN Metro Area.
The regional trend uses annual population estimates, a separate series from the ACS tables above. It combines the Census Bureau Population Estimates Program’s county estimates: 2000–2010 intercensal, 2010–2020 intercensal and Vintage 2025. The county list follows the July 2023 metro definition, while source county boundaries follow their published 2010, 2020 and 2025 vintages. The graph shows one July 1 estimate per year, favoring the newer series where estimates overlap. The data table also includes April counts and older overlapping July estimates. Changes between Census releases can reflect revisions as well as population changes; the data table lists each estimate’s date and source.
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