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    OverviewWeatherHousingDemographicsJobsPoliticsCrimeTransportationEducationOutdoorsCulture
    1. Ohio
    2. Geauga County

    Major cities or towns:

    Chardon
    Burton
    Geauga County, Ohio is a picturesque and prosperous community located in the northeastern part of the state. The county's geography is characterized by rolling hills, lush forests, and numerous lakes and streams, providing a scenic and tranquil environment. The climate is typical of the Midwest, with four distinct seasons and moderate temperatures. The population of Geauga County is around 94,000, with a median age of 44 years old. The county has a predominantly white, well-educated, and affluent demographic, with a strong focus on family values and community engagement. The local economy is diverse, with a mix of manufacturing, healthcare, and professional services industries. Major employers include Parker Hannifin, Middlefield Banc Corp, and several large healthcare providers. The cost of living is slightly above the national average, but the housing market offers a range of affordable options. The education system in Geauga County is highly regarded, with several top-performing public school districts and several private and parochial schools. The county is also home to several higher education institutions, including Ursuline College and Kent State University's Geauga Campus. Healthcare services are readily available, with several hospitals, medical centers, and specialized clinics serving the community. The county also boasts a strong network of community organizations and recreational facilities, offering a variety of cultural attractions, outdoor activities, and leisure opportunities. Transportation infrastructure includes a well-maintained network of highways and local roads, as well as public transportation options. The county is also easily accessible to major metropolitan areas, such as Cleveland and Akron. Geauga County is generally considered a safe and low-crime area, with a strong sense of community and a high quality of life. The county attracts residents who value a peaceful, family-oriented lifestyle in a picturesque, rural setting.

    Demographics

    Population

    94K

    Ethnicity %

    White
    96
    Black
    1
    Asian
    1
    Hispanic
    2

    Median Age

    44.8

    Density

    7 of 10

    233 / Mile²

    Avg Family Size

    3.0

    Religious

    73%

    Foreign Born

    5%

    Veterans

    6.8%

    Adult Smokers

    19%

    Adult Obesity

    35%

    Uninsured

    10%

    Excessive Drinking

    21%

    Poverty Rate

    13.4%

    Weather

    Sunlight

    3 hours winter dailyLeast sunny

    Summer average temp

    87°F

    Winter max temp

    36°F

    Precipitation

    39 in.

    Snowfall (inches)

    66.2 (high)

    Drought risk

    Negligible

    Earthquake risk

    Very Low

    Wildfire risk

    Very Low

    Tornado risk

    Very Low

    Hurricane risk

    Very Low

    Crime

    Rank: 1.1 of 10

    (crimes per 1,000 people yearly)

    Violent

    1 (0.3)

    Property

    2 (7)

    Assault

    1 (0.2)

    Larceny (theft)

    2 (6)

    Robbery

    1 (0.0)

    Burglary

    1 (1.2)

    Rape

    1 (0.08)

    Auto Theft

    1 (0.3)

    Murder

    1 (0.01)

    Arson

    1 (0.02)

    Driving deaths involving alcohol

    26%

    Politics and Law

    State politics

    Red (Republican)

    Abortion laws

    Legal until fetal viability

    Marijuana laws

    legal-for-medical-use, decriminalized

    Gun Laws

    No Permits Required

    Democrat

    38%

    Republican

    60%

    State Tax Burden

    8.96%

    Cigarette Tax

    $1.6

    Jobs

    Income (per capita)

    $78,294

    Unemployment

    2.8%

    Employment

    59.1%

    Hours worked

    42.4

    Outdoors

    Natural Amenities

    2.8 / 10

    Water Area

    1.12%

    Near park?

    58%

    Beaches

    Within 1 hour

    Mountains

    1-3 hours

    Tree Area

    48%

    Housing

    Home Ownership

    67%

    Median Home Price

    $343K

    Average Rent

    $1,600

    Internet over 25mbps

    89%

    Transportation

    Walkability

    15

    Cycling

    15

    Public Transit

    unknown

    Major Airport

    <2 hours

    Average Commute Time

    28

    Education

    K-12 Test Scores

    10 of 10  

    (avg: 0.49)

    College graduates

    38%

    Culture

    Arts scene

    unknown

    Food awards per 100k

    unknown