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Ohio Male Median Age

Male Median Age in Largest Cities

Rank	Male Median Age
1.	Columbus	29.80
2.	Cleveland	31.60
3.	Cincinnati	30.70
4.	Toledo	31.60
5.	Akron	32.60
6.	Dayton	30.80
7.	Youngstown	33.90
8.	Parma	37.70
9.	Canton	32.60
10.	Lorain	32.90

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Cities with Lowest Male Median Age (Population 5,000+)

Rank	Male Median Age
1.	Oxford	21.40
2.	Athens	21.80
3.	Ada	21.90
4.	Bowling Green	22.70
5.	Oberlin	23
6.	Kent	23.40
7.	Nelsonville	24.30
8.	Painesville	29.60
9.	Columbus	29.80
10.	Fairborn	29.90

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Cities with Highest Male Median Age (Population 5,000+)

Rank	Male Median Age
1.	Beachwood	48.20
2.	Pepper Pike	47.60
3.	Sandusky South	47.20
4.	Woodbourne-Hyde Park	46.80
5.	Seven Hills	45.80
6.	Montrose-Ghent	45.60
7.	The Village of ...	45
8.	Brecksville	44.10
9.	St. Clairsville	43.20
10.	Kenwood	42.80

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Cities with Lowest Male Median Age (Population 500+)

Rank	Male Median Age
1.	Cedarville	20.80
2.	Urbancrest	20.80
3.	Hiram	20.90
4.	Wilberforce	20.90
5.	Gambier	21
6.	Oxford	21.40
7.	Rio Grande	21.50
8.	New Concord	21.60
9.	Athens	21.80
10.	Ada	21.90

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Cities with Highest Male Median Age (Population 500+)

Rank	Male Median Age
1.	Bratenahl	51.80
2.	Meyers Lake	51.60
3.	Waite Hill	51.30
4.	Hunting Valley	50.10
5.	Marblehead	48.40
6.	Beachwood	48.20
7.	Amberley	47.90
8.	Moreland Hills	47.80
9.	Pepper Pike	47.60
10.	Gates Mills	47.40

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