Total population, population change, and population rankings for cities, villages, and townships in Cuyahoga County and for Greater Cleveland counties

Cuyahoga County Communities

Community Population
(2020)		 Population
(2010)		 Numeric
change
(2010–2020)		 Percentage
change
(2010–2020)		 Rank
(2020)		 Rank
(2010)
Bay Village 16,163 15,651 512 3.3% 22 24
Beachwood 14,040 11,953 2,087 17.5% 26 31
Bedford 13,149 13,074 75 0.6% 31 30
Bedford Heights 11,020 10,751 269 2.5% 34 34
Bentleyville 897 864 33 3.8% 53 55
Berea 18,545 19,093 -548 -2.9% 20 20
Bratenahl 1,430 1,197 233 19.5% 50 50
Brecksville 13,635 13,656 -21 -0.2% 30 26
Broadview Heights 19,936 19,400 536 2.8% 18 17
Brook Park 18,595 19,212 -617 -3.2% 19 18
Brooklyn 11,359 11,169 190 1.7% 33 33
Brooklyn Heights 1,519 1,543 -24 -1.6% 49 49
Chagrin Falls 4,188 4,113 75 1.8% 40 40
Chagrin Falls Township 129 120 9 7.5% 58 59
Cleveland 372,624 396,815 -24,191 -6.1% 1 1
Cleveland Heights 45,312 46,121 -809 -1.8% 6 5
Cuyahoga Heights 573 638 -65 -10.2% 57 56
East Cleveland 13,792 17,843 -4,051 -22.7% 28 21
Euclid 49,692 48,920 772 1.6% 4 4
Fairview Park 17,291 16,826 465 2.8% 21 22
Garfield Heights 29,781 28,849 932 3.2% 10 10
Gates Mills 2,264 2,270 -6 -0.3% 45 46
Glenwillow 994 923 71 7.7% 51 53
Highland Heights 8,719 8,345 374 4.5% 36 37
Highland Hills 662 1,130 -468 -41.4% 54 51
Hunting Valley* 627 589 38 6.5% 56 57
Independence 7,584 7,133 451 6.3% 38 38
Lakewood 50,942 52,131 -1,189 -2.3% 3 3
Linndale 108 179 -71 -39.7% 59 58
Lyndhurst 14,050 14,001 49 0.3% 25 25
Maple Heights 23,701 23,138 563 2.4% 13 13
Mayfield Heights 20,351 19,155 1,196 6.2% 17 19
Mayfield Village 3,356 3,460 -104 -3.0% 44 42
Middleburg Heights 16,004 15,946 58 0.4% 23 23
Moreland Hills 3,466 3,320 146 4.4% 42 44
Newburgh Heights 1,862 2,167 -305 -14.1% 48 47
North Olmsted 32,442 32,718 -276 -0.8% 8 8
North Randall 954 1,027 -73 -7.1% 52 52
North Royalton 31,322 30,444 878 2.9% 9 9
Oakwood 3,572 3,667 -95 -2.6% 41 41
Olmsted Township 14,506 13,513 993 7.3% 24 29
Olmsted Falls 8,582 9,024 -442 -4.9% 37 36
Orange 3,421 3,323 98 2.9% 43 43
Parma 81,146 81,601 -455 -0.6% 2 2
Parma Heights 20,863 20,718 145 0.7% 16 15
Pepper Pike 6,796 5,979 817 13.7% 39 39
Richmond Heights 10,801 10,546 255 2.4% 35 35
Rocky River 21,755 20,213 1,542 7.6% 15 16
Seven Hills 11,720 11,804 -84 -0.7% 32 32
Shaker Heights 29,439 28,448 991 3.5% 11 11
Solon 24,262 23,348 914 3.9% 12 12
South Euclid 21,883 22,295 -412 -1.8% 14 14
Strongsville 46,491 44,750 1,741 3.9% 5 6
University Heights 13,914 13,539 375 2.8% 27 28
Valley View 1,897 2,034 -137 -6.7% 47 48
Walton Hills 2,033 2,281 -248 -10.9% 46 45
Warrensville Heights 13,789 13,542 247 1.8% 29 27
Westlake 34,228 32,729 1,499 4.6% 7 7
Woodmere 641 884 -243 -27.5% 55 54
Cuyahoga County 1,264,817 1,280,122 -15,305 -1.2%

Greater Cleveland Counties

County Population
(2020)		 Population
(2010)		 Numeric
change
(2010–2020)		 Percentage
change
(2010–2020)
Cuyahoga County 1,264,817 1,280,122 -15,305 -1.2%
Geauga County 95,397 93,389 2,008 2.2%
Lake County 232,603 230,041 2,562 1.1%
Lorain County 312,964 301,356 11,608 3.9%
Medina County 182,470 172,332 10,138 5.9%
Portage County 161,791 161,419 372 0.2%
Summit County 540,428 541,781 -1,353 -0.2%
Cleveland MSA† 2,088,251 2,077,240 11,011 0.5%
Ohio 11,799,448 11,536,504 262,944 2.3%

Notes

* Figures for Hunting Valley include only the Cuyahoga County portion.

† The Cleveland-Elyria Metropolitan Statistical Area includes Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain, and Medina counties.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Census State Redistricting Data (Public Law 94-171) Summary File

Prepared by the Cuyahoga County Planning Commission, September 2021