Cuyahoga County, Ohio poorest cities

Number of cities: 57

Median household income: 55,109

Poorest city: Highland Hills

Table of cities in Cuyahoga County, Ohio sorted by household income from poorest to richest.
City	Type	Median household income (dollars)
East Cleveland	city	21,699
Cleveland	city	33,678
Linndale	village	34,698
North Randall	village	37,012
Warrensville Heights	city	41,712
Euclid	city	42,056
Newburgh Heights	village	43,611
Maple Heights	city	44,773
Woodmere	village	44,821
Garfield Heights	city	45,189
Bedford Heights	city	45,478
Bedford	city	49,541
Richmond Heights	city	51,290
Oakwood	village	52,143
Parma Heights	city	53,642
Brooklyn	city	54,634
Lakewood	city	57,588
Mayfield Heights	city	59,322
Brook Park	city	59,912
Berea	city	60,417
Parma	city	60,590
Cleveland Heights	city	62,823
Cuyahoga Heights	village	65,000
South Euclid	city	67,619
Middleburg Heights	city	70,129
Fairview Park	city	70,451
North Olmsted	city	74,569
North Royalton	city	74,775
Lyndhurst	city	79,120
University Heights	city	81,481
Seven Hills	city	83,778
Rocky River	city	83,929
Glenwillow	village	84,000
Chagrin Falls	village	84,762
Olmsted Falls	city	86,111
Brooklyn Heights	village	86,932
Valley View	village	87,063
Broadview Heights	city	91,181
Walton Hills	village	91,815
Shaker Heights	city	92,463
Beachwood	city	94,274
Strongsville	city	95,000
Mayfield	village	96,618
Westlake	city	98,285
Independence	city	108,674
Bay Village	city	111,516
Brecksville	city	115,370
Highland Heights	city	118,099
Solon	city	118,418
Orange	village	133,681
Bratenahl	village	141,250
Hunting Valley	village	163,333
Moreland Hills	village	182,100
Pepper Pike	city	190,703
Gates Mills	village	201,250
Bentleyville	village	224,286
Highland Hills	village	-

What is the poorest city in Cuyahoga County, Ohio?

Highland Hills is the poorest city in Cuyahoga County, Ohio with median household income of -666,666,666.

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