What are the best and worst cities in Ohio for life expectancy?

Where Ohioans live offers a clue as to how long they will live.

Life expectancy varies by ZIP code, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Across Ohio, life expectancy ranges from a low of 60 years in one Columbus neighborhood to just over 89 years in a city in northeast Ohio.

In general, Ohioans do not live as long as people in other states.

In 2019, Ohio’s average life expectancy of 76.9 years ranked 42nd among the 50 states. In 2020, Ohio’s life expectancy dropped even further to 75.3 years, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). By comparison, the life expectancy for Americans born in 2020 was 77.3 years, the lowest in the country since 2003, according to the CDC.

The Dispatch analyzed CDC data to find the best and worst communities for life expectancy in the state and locally in Franklin County. Cities and neighborhoods are ranked below.

Which cities in Ohio have the lowest life expectancy?

The following neighborhoods and cities have the worst life expectancy in Ohio, according to the CDC.

West Side of Columbus, Ohio: 60 years old.
Old North Neighborhood of Dayton, Ohio: 61.1 years.
Stuebenville, Ohio: 61.6 years.
Toledo’s downtown and Lagrange neighborhoods: 62.5 years
Warren, Ohio: 63.2 years.

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Where in Ohio can people expect to live the longest?

The following Ohio cities have the best life expectancy in the state, CDC data shows.

In Stow, Ohio: 89.2 years.
Shaker Heights, Ohio: 88.6 years.
Blue Ash, Ohio: 88.2 years.
Dublin, Ohio: 87.6 years.
Mason, Ohio: 87.4 years.

Which Columbus neighborhoods have the worst life expectancy?

The following neighborhoods have the lowest life expectancy in Columbus and Franklin County, according to the CDC.

West Side of Columbus: 60 years old.
Franklinton: 64.2 years.
Columbus South Side and Near East Side: 64.4 years.
Southern Linden: 65 years old.
Hilltop: 65.2 years.

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Which communities in the Columbus region have the best life expectancy?

The following cities have the highest life expectancy of communities in Franklin County, CDC data shows.

Dublin, Ohio: 87.6 years.
Reynoldsburg, Ohio and parts of far east Columbus: 86.4 years.
New Albany, Ohio: 85.8 years.
Bexley, Ohio: 85.4 years.
Worthington, Ohio: 85.2 years.

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