Industries in Dry Run, Ohio (Unincorporated Place)

Industry#1

Percentage of the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Ohio and Dry Run
Dry Run
Ohio
0%5%10%15%CountHealthcare1ManufacturingProfessional2EducationFinance & InsuranceRetailConstructionEntertainment3Administrative4HospitalityReal estateTransportationOther ServicesGovernment5Management6WholesalersAgriculture7UtilitiesInformationOil & Gas, and MiningOil & Gas, and Mi…17.112445%15.585883%17.112445%17.1%62712.800218%15.509947%12.800218%12.8%46912.691048%5.430615%12.691048%12.7%46510.562227%8.563163%10.562227%10.6%3879.606987%4.880911%9.606987%9.6%3528.679039%11.676580%8.679039%8.7%3183.684498%5.106027%3.684498%3.7%1353.684498%1.755459%3.684498%3.7%1353.602620%3.855743%3.602620%3.6%1323.302402%7.406803%3.302402%3.3%1212.783843%1.518326%2.783843%2.8%1022.565502%4.034597%2.565502%2.6%942.074236%4.441811%2.074236%2.1%761.965066%3.827709%1.965066%2.0%721.828603%0.110291%1.828603%1.8%671.501092%2.728264%1.501092%1.5%550.655022%0.775705%0.655022%0.7%240.491266%0.798596%0.491266%0.5%180.409389%1.695411%0.409389%0.4%150.000000%0.000000%0.0%0.298158%0
Count number of people employed in given industry
1Healthcare and social assistance 2Professional, scientific, and technical services 3Entertainment, arts, and recreation 4Administrative, support, and waste management services 5Government not otherwise classified 6Management of companies 7Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting

Relative Industry#2

Percentage more or less common in Dry Run than in Ohio, among the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Ohio and Dry Run
Less Common
More Common
0k%1k%%ref.Management1Professional2Entertainment3Finance & InsuranceReal estateEducationHealthcare4Administrative5Agriculture6ManufacturingRetailConstructionTransportationUtilitiesWholesalersGovernment7Other ServicesHospitalityInformationOil & Gas, and MiningOil & Gas, and Mi…1,557.980000%1,557.980000%1.6k%1.829%1.83%0.110%0.11%133.694490%133.694490%0.1k%12.691%12.7%5.431%5.43%109.888021%109.888021%0.1k%3.684%3.68%1.755%1.76%96.827743%96.827743%0.1k%9.607%9.61%4.881%4.88%83.349498%83.349498%0.1k%2.784%2.78%1.518%1.52%23.344925%23.344925%0.0k%10.562%10.6%8.563%8.56%9.794519%9.794519%0.0k%17.112%17.1%15.586%15.6%-6.564826%-6.564826%0.0k%3.603%3.60%3.856%3.86%-15.557839%-15.557839%0.0k%0.655%0.66%0.776%0.78%-17.470911%-17.470911%0.0k%12.800%12.8%15.510%15.5%-25.671391%-25.671391%0.0k%8.679%8.68%11.677%11.7%-27.840220%-27.840220%0.0k%3.684%3.68%5.106%5.11%-36.412433%-36.412433%0.0k%2.566%2.57%4.035%4.03%-38.483742%-38.483742%0.0k%0.491%0.49%0.799%0.80%-44.979979%-44.979979%0.0k%1.501%1.50%2.728%2.73%-48.662103%-48.662103%0.0k%1.965%1.97%3.828%3.83%-53.302027%-53.302027%0.1k%2.074%2.07%4.442%4.44%-55.413940%-55.413940%0.1k%3.302%3.30%7.407%7.41%-75.853128%-75.853128%0.1k%0.409%0.41%1.695%1.70%-100.000000%-100.000000%0.1k%0.000%0%0.298%0.30%
% percentage of industry in Dry Run
ref. percentage of industry in Ohio
1Management of companies 2Professional, scientific, and technical services 3Entertainment, arts, and recreation 4Healthcare and social assistance 5Administrative, support, and waste management services 6Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting 7Government not otherwise classified

Sex Ratio by Industry#3

Sex ratio by industry among the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Ohio and Dry Run
Female Male
Ohio
Dry Run
2x1x0x1x2xFMHospitalityFinance & InsuranceEntertainment1Administrative2All IndustriesInformationOther ServicesProfessional3RetailAgriculture4Real estateGovernment5Healthcare6Education-1.000000x-1.330853x-1.000000x2.903226x1.000000x2.903226x2.90x3190-1.000000x-1.400241x-1.000000x2.591837x1.000000x2.591837x2.59x98254-1.000000x-1.000000x-1.000000x1.812500x1.177775x1.812500x1.81x4887-1.000000x-1.000000x-1.000000x1.808511x1.439354x1.808511x1.81x4785-1.000000x-1.000000x-1.000000x1.323399x1.069860x1.323399x1.32x1,5772,087-1.000000x-1.000000x-1.000000x1.142857x1.210695x1.142857x1.14x78-1.000000x-1.090482x-1.000000x1.054054x1.000000x1.054054x1.05x3739-1.000000x-1.000000x-1.000000x1.012987x1.250288x1.012987x1.01x231234-1.038462x-1.031248x-1.038462x1.04x1.000000x1.000000x1.000000x162156-1.181818x-1.000000x-1.181818x1.18x1.000000x4.296627x1.000000x1311-1.266667x-1.000000x-1.266667x1.27x1.000000x1.145342x1.000000x5745-1.322581x-1.000000x-1.322581x1.32x1.000000x1.381738x1.000000x4131-1.411538x-4.014915x-1.411538x1.41x1.000000x1.000000x1.000000x367260-2.120968x-2.133435x-2.120968x2.12x1.000000x1.000000x1.000000x263124
F number of females employed in given industry
M number of males employed in given industry
1Entertainment, arts, and recreation 2Administrative, support, and waste management services 3Professional, scientific, and technical services 4Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting 5Government not otherwise classified 6Healthcare and social assistance

Part Timers by Industry#4

Part time and seasonal workers as a percentage of total workforce within an industry.
Scope: population of Ohio and Dry Run
Dry Run
Ohio
0%50%100%PartFullAgriculture1HospitalityEntertainment2InformationOther ServicesRetailEducationReal estateAll IndustriesConstructionHealthcare3Professional4TransportationManufacturingGovernment5Administrative6Finance & InsuranceWholesalersUtilitiesManagement7100.000000%30.287262%100.000000%100.0%24090.082645%62.547310%90.082645%90.1%1091279.259259%59.400493%79.259259%79.3%1072853.333333%26.380902%53.333333%53.3%8747.368421%42.418370%47.368421%47.4%364042.767296%42.763879%42.767296%42.8%13618242.635659%40.078389%42.635659%42.6%16522239.215686%29.739375%39.215686%39.2%406229.039301%31.363688%29.039301%29.0%1,0642,60027.407407%29.496273%27.407407%27.4%379825.837321%32.571973%25.837321%25.8%16246520.860215%22.477481%20.860215%20.9%9736819.148936%24.494411%19.148936%19.1%187618.976546%14.294457%18.976546%19.0%8938016.666667%12.449561%16.666667%16.7%12608.333333%39.363477%8.333333%8.3%111213.693182%13.955087%3.693182%3.7%133390.000000%0.000000%0.0%15.741154%0550.000000%0.000000%0.0%8.236978%0180.000000%0.000000%0.0%11.681150%067
Part number of part time workers employed in given industry
Full number of full time workers employed in given industry
1Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting 2Entertainment, arts, and recreation 3Healthcare and social assistance 4Professional, scientific, and technical services 5Government not otherwise classified 6Administrative, support, and waste management services 7Management of companies

Median Income by Industry#5

For the full-time year-round civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Ohio and Dry Run
Dry Run
Ohio
$0k$50k$100k%CountFinance & InsuranceWholesalersManufacturingProfessional1RetailAll IndustriesGovernment2Other ServicesConstructionHealthcare3Administrative4EducationTransportationManagement5Real estate$125,150.000000$52,270.000000$125,150.000000$125.2k9.607%9.61%352$105,583.000000$46,457.000000$105,583.000000$105.6k1.501%1.50%55$105,000.000000$46,774.000000$105,000.000000$105.0k12.800%12.8%469$104,524.000000$62,021.000000$104,524.000000$104.5k12.691%12.7%465$100,938.000000$32,475.000000$100,938.000000$100.9k8.679%8.68%318$84,623.000000$43,471.000000$84,623.000000$84.6k100.000%100%3,664$80,536.000000$53,784.000000$80,536.000000$80.5k1.965%1.97%72$80,417.000000$33,895.000000$80,417.000000$80.4k2.074%2.07%76$78,250.000000$45,410.000000$78,250.000000$78.3k3.684%3.68%135$77,041.000000$40,824.000000$77,041.000000$77.0k17.112%17.1%627$75,875.000000$32,478.000000$75,875.000000$75.9k3.603%3.60%132$67,125.000000$49,520.000000$67,125.000000$67.1k10.562%10.6%387$59,750.000000$46,556.000000$59,750.000000$59.8k2.566%2.57%94$44,188.000000$61,647.000000$44,188.000000$44.2k1.829%1.83%67$32,045.000000$40,292.000000$32,045.000000$32.0k2.784%2.78%102
% percent of the workforce employed in given industry
Count number of people employed in given industry
1Professional, scientific, and technical services 2Government not otherwise classified 3Healthcare and social assistance 4Administrative, support, and waste management services 5Management of companies 6Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting 7Entertainment, arts, and recreation

Industries by Place in the Cincinnati Area

There are 223 places in the Cincinnati Area. This section compares Dry Run to all of the places in the Cincinnati Area and to those entities that contain or substantially overlap with Dry Run.

Agriculture1 Industry by Place#6

Percentage of the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Dry Run, selected other places in the Cincinnati Area, and entities that contain Dry Run
0%2%4%6%Count#SpartaMount Healthy HeightsMt Healthy HtsPleasant PlainNew BaltimoreWilliamstownButlervilleGlencoeWarsawSeven MileLoveland ParkSt. LeonClevesSardiniaNew BurlingtonMidwestGermantownUnited States of AmericaUnited StatesAugustaEast North CentralHunterAberdeenFelicityMainevilleTrentonHamersvilleHarveysburgHebronLandenTerrace ParkFort ThomasBrightOhioLibertyDeer ParkBlue AshDry RunWest College CornerW College CornerCincinnati Metro AreaCincinnatiZIP Code 45244ZIP 45244Forest Hills Local School DistrictForest HillsAnderson TownshipAndersonBridgetownHamilton CountyHamiltonMiddletownCincinnatiHamiltonFairfieldErlangerNorthgateMount CarmelSouthgateTaylor CreekSkyline AcresLake LoreleiPleasant HillsPleasant HlsHigginsportMoscowMiamivilleNevilleJacksonburgPlainville7.407407%7.407407%7.4%815.285412%5.285412%5.3%7525.084746%5.084746%5.1%334.724409%4.724409%4.7%1844.044630%4.044630%4.0%5853.076923%3.076923%3.1%262.906977%2.906977%2.9%572.844950%2.844950%2.8%2082.716049%2.716049%2.7%1192.411348%2.411348%2.4%17102.215190%2.215190%2.2%7111.919259%1.919259%1.9%29121.702128%1.702128%1.7%8131.687117%1.687117%1.7%33141.659533%1.659533%1.7%539,487539k1.515152%1.515152%1.5%1151.326306%1.326306%1.3%1,962,9511.96M1.237624%1.237624%1.2%5161.125012%1.125012%1.1%247,559248k1.050788%1.050788%1.1%12171.013514%1.013514%1.0%6181.013514%1.013514%1.0%3190.990099%0.990099%1.0%7200.987944%0.987944%1.0%59210.982801%0.982801%1.0%4220.955414%0.955414%1.0%3230.948642%0.948642%0.9%29240.870483%0.870483%0.9%33250.870406%0.870406%0.9%9260.866986%0.866986%0.9%76270.786276%0.786276%0.8%22280.775705%0.775705%0.8%42,08742.1k0.731707%0.731707%0.7%6290.721003%0.721003%0.7%23300.700212%0.700212%0.7%43320.655022%0.655022%0.7%24370.475059%0.475059%0.5%2480.373908%0.373908%0.4%3,8780.306924%0.306924%0.3%430.251155%0.251155%0.3%560.244042%0.244042%0.2%510.237636%0.237636%0.2%16640.175988%0.175988%0.2%6840.119504%0.119504%0.1%24720.097837%0.097837%0.1%135740.080199%0.080199%0.1%21760.030506%0.030506%0.0%7770.000000%0.000000%0.0%0800.000000%0.000000%0.0%0960.000000%0.000000%0.0%01120.000000%0.000000%0.0%01270.000000%0.000000%0.0%01430.000000%0.000000%0.0%01590.000000%0.000000%0.0%01750.000000%0.000000%0.0%01910.000000%0.000000%0.0%02070.000000%0.000000%0.0%02190.000000%0.000000%0.0%02200.000000%0.000000%0.0%02210.000000%0.000000%0.0%02220.000000%0.000000%0.0%0223
1Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting

Construction Income by Place#26

Median income for the full-time year-round civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Dry Run, selected other places in the Cincinnati Area, and entities that contain Dry Run
$0k$100k%Count#WetheringtonCrestview HillsCrestview HlsMount ReposeTerrace ParkCold SpringDillonvaleCrestviewTurpin HillsMainevilleBlue JayBethelDry RunColdstreamLakeside ParkKenwoodMount Healthy HeightsMt Healthy HtsDunlapMadeiraDay HeightsGlendalePleasant Run FarmRossFort MitchellSherwoodMount HealthyBlue AshClaryvilleWaynesvilleAlexandriaCarlisleAmeliaTaylor CreekMoscowAnderson TownshipAndersonForest Hills Local School DistrictForest HillsNew MiamiZIP Code 45244ZIP 45244MontgomeryEast North CentralHamilton CountyHamiltonCincinnati Metro AreaCincinnatiMonroeMidwestOhioBlanchesterUnited States of AmericaUnited StatesHamiltonCincinnatiMelbourneFairfieldMiddletownSpartaSouthgateSt. LeonRising SunSardiniaHidden ValleyMentor$199,028.000000$199,028.000000$199.0k2.945%2.94%251$155,245.000000$155,245.000000$155.2k7.887%7.89%1282$126,447.000000$126,447.000000$126.4k3.722%3.72%843$100,938.000000$100,938.000000$100.9k4.739%4.74%494$91,094.000000$91,094.000000$91.1k2.162%2.16%705$88,942.000000$88,942.000000$88.9k2.460%2.46%456$82,500.000000$82,500.000000$82.5k1.905%1.90%47$81,806.000000$81,806.000000$81.8k1.677%1.68%428$80,756.000000$80,756.000000$80.8k8.911%8.91%639$80,750.000000$80,750.000000$80.8k9.431%9.43%5810$80,592.000000$80,592.000000$80.6k7.411%7.41%8711$78,250.000000$78,250.000000$78.3k3.684%3.68%13512$77,000.000000$77,000.000000$77.0k2.574%2.57%1413$73,750.000000$73,750.000000$73.8k10.909%10.9%15014$73,077.000000$73,077.000000$73.1k3.193%3.19%10315$72,599.000000$72,599.000000$72.6k8.104%8.10%11516$72,500.000000$72,500.000000$72.5k9.740%9.74%11617$71,406.000000$71,406.000000$71.4k4.404%4.40%19218$71,406.000000$71,406.000000$71.4k4.633%4.63%5819$71,000.000000$71,000.000000$71.0k4.974%4.97%5720$70,694.000000$70,694.000000$70.7k4.460%4.46%11421$70,595.000000$70,595.000000$70.6k9.148%9.15%16122$70,234.000000$70,234.000000$70.2k4.509%4.51%19823$68,542.000000$68,542.000000$68.5k3.412%3.41%6424$65,671.000000$65,671.000000$65.7k3.778%3.78%10025$62,996.000000$62,996.000000$63.0k2.654%2.65%16326$62,833.000000$62,833.000000$62.8k3.482%3.48%4627$62,813.000000$62,813.000000$62.8k6.260%6.26%8128$62,422.000000$62,422.000000$62.4k5.193%5.19%23929$62,321.000000$62,321.000000$62.3k4.827%4.83%11330$60,534.000000$60,534.000000$60.5k9.440%9.44%23135$54,250.000000$54,250.000000$54.3k7.870%7.87%14047$52,500.000000$52,500.000000$52.5k13.158%13.2%559$52,487.000000$52,487.000000$52.5k2.976%2.98%622$52,340.000000$52,340.000000$52.3k3.068%3.07%684$50,750.000000$50,750.000000$50.8k11.751%11.8%10470$50,163.000000$50,163.000000$50.2k3.919%3.92%549$49,476.000000$49,476.000000$49.5k2.926%2.93%13382$47,199.000000$47,199.000000$47.2k5.220%5.22%1,148,6781.15M$46,743.000000$46,743.000000$46.7k4.283%4.28%16,64816.6k$46,625.000000$46,625.000000$46.6k5.106%5.11%52,95453.0k$46,531.000000$46,531.000000$46.5k5.235%5.24%34494$46,303.000000$46,303.000000$46.3k5.530%5.53%1,797,5651.80M$45,410.000000$45,410.000000$45.4k5.106%5.11%277,035277k$42,596.000000$42,596.000000$42.6k8.891%8.89%170105$42,191.000000$42,191.000000$42.2k6.254%6.25%9,256,6379.26M$41,321.000000$41,321.000000$41.3k6.698%6.70%1,754111$41,198.000000$41,198.000000$41.2k3.304%3.30%4,559113$40,417.000000$40,417.000000$40.4k9.574%9.57%18117$39,965.000000$39,965.000000$40.0k4.428%4.43%1,016120$36,936.000000$36,936.000000$36.9k3.964%3.96%796129$32,250.000000$32,250.000000$32.3k10.185%10.2%11140$27,143.000000$27,143.000000$27.1k4.862%4.86%106152$21,875.000000$21,875.000000$21.9k7.911%7.91%25160$20,625.000000$20,625.000000$20.6k4.331%4.33%44161$18,333.000000$18,333.000000$18.3k7.021%7.02%33162$12,188.000000$12,188.000000$12.2k9.215%9.21%223163$11,667.000000$11,667.000000$11.7k13.333%13.3%20164
% percent of the workforce employed in given industry
Count number of people employed in given industry
# rank of place out of 164 by income in given industry

Industries by Place in Ohio

There are 1,215 places in Ohio. This section compares Dry Run to the 50 most populous places in Ohio and to those entities that contain or substantially overlap with Dry Run. The least populous of the compared places has a population of 30,302.

Agriculture1 Industry by Place#40

Percentage of the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Dry Run, selected other places in Ohio, and entities that contain Dry Run
0.0%0.5%1.0%1.5%Count#MidwestUnited States of AmericaUnited StatesEast North CentralMarionOhioLorainDry RunFindlayDelawareReynoldsburgToledoBowling GreenSpringfieldElyriaNewarkCincinnati Metro AreaCincinnatiDublinZIP Code 45244ZIP 45244LimaAkronLakewoodForest Hills Local School DistrictForest HillsAnderson TownshipAndersonMansfieldCuyahoga FallsMassillonHuber HeightsNorth OlmstedCantonMasonGrove CityHamilton CountyHamiltonLancasterNorth RoyaltonN RoyaltonFairbornClevelandColumbusEuclidBoardmanMiddletownWarrenParmaUpper ArlingtonStrongsvilleHilliardCleveland HeightsCleveland HtsCincinnatiKetteringBrunswickHamiltonGahannaBeavercreekNorth RidgevilleN RidgevilleMentorYoungstownWestervilleDaytonFairfieldStowWestlake1.659533%1.659533%1.66%539,487539k1.326306%1.326306%1.33%1,962,9511.96M1.125012%1.125012%1.13%247,559248k0.876075%0.876075%0.88%11010.775705%0.775705%0.78%42,08742.1k0.761511%0.761511%0.76%19520.655022%0.655022%0.66%240.612951%0.612951%0.61%12430.588578%0.588578%0.59%11140.521126%0.521126%0.52%10250.478196%0.478196%0.48%57860.438702%0.438702%0.44%7370.437807%0.437807%0.44%10780.412835%0.412835%0.41%10190.401588%0.401588%0.40%87100.373908%0.373908%0.37%3,8780.360900%0.360900%0.36%82110.306924%0.306924%0.31%430.295916%0.295916%0.30%45120.262547%0.262547%0.26%233130.253233%0.253233%0.25%75140.251155%0.251155%0.25%560.244042%0.244042%0.24%510.232245%0.232245%0.23%38150.200228%0.200228%0.20%51160.197844%0.197844%0.20%29170.190925%0.190925%0.19%34180.186086%0.186086%0.19%31190.182803%0.182803%0.18%55200.179154%0.179154%0.18%28210.178017%0.178017%0.18%35220.175988%0.175988%0.18%6840.150512%0.150512%0.15%25230.150485%0.150485%0.15%25240.150066%0.150066%0.15%24250.145016%0.145016%0.15%217260.136157%0.136157%0.14%590270.135624%0.135624%0.14%30280.125285%0.125285%0.13%22290.119504%0.119504%0.12%24300.113082%0.113082%0.11%16310.113019%0.113019%0.11%46320.111014%0.111014%0.11%19330.105166%0.105166%0.11%24340.101724%0.101724%0.10%18350.099635%0.099635%0.10%21360.097837%0.097837%0.10%135370.097168%0.097168%0.10%27380.084917%0.084917%0.08%16390.080199%0.080199%0.08%21400.074971%0.074971%0.07%14410.074916%0.074916%0.07%17420.070373%0.070373%0.07%11430.067867%0.067867%0.07%17440.063340%0.063340%0.06%14450.054423%0.054423%0.05%11460.030761%0.030761%0.03%17470.030506%0.030506%0.03%7480.000000%0.000000%0.00%0490.000000%0.000000%0.00%050
1Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting

Construction Income by Place#60

Median income for the full-time year-round civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Dry Run, selected other places in Ohio, and entities that contain Dry Run
$0k$20k$40k$60k%Count#Dry RunDublinHilliardUpper ArlingtonNorth OlmstedBrunswickStrongsvilleMentorNorth RoyaltonN RoyaltonKetteringAnderson TownshipAndersonForest Hills Local School DistrictForest HillsGrove CityStowMasonZIP Code 45244ZIP 45244North RidgevilleN RidgevilleBoardmanHuber HeightsEast North CentralReynoldsburgBeavercreekHamilton CountyHamiltonCincinnati Metro AreaCincinnatiMidwestOhioParmaSpringfieldUnited States of AmericaUnited StatesWestlakeDelawareAkronHamiltonBowling GreenCincinnatiCleveland HeightsCleveland HtsColumbusLancasterGahannaElyriaCuyahoga FallsToledoLorainFairfieldWestervilleYoungstownNewarkLakewoodMassillonClevelandMiddletownWarrenLimaEuclidFindlayCantonMarionFairbornMansfieldDayton$78,250.000000$78,250.000000$78.3k3.684%3.68%135$70,724.000000$70,724.000000$70.7k1.857%1.86%4221$62,222.000000$62,222.000000$62.2k2.419%2.42%4282$61,719.000000$61,719.000000$61.7k3.266%3.27%5593$61,458.000000$61,458.000000$61.5k3.914%3.91%6524$57,727.000000$57,727.000000$57.7k5.811%5.81%1,0955$55,720.000000$55,720.000000$55.7k4.158%4.16%9496$55,650.000000$55,650.000000$55.7k5.218%5.22%1,3077$54,250.000000$54,250.000000$54.3k5.068%5.07%8428$52,917.000000$52,917.000000$52.9k3.836%3.84%1,0669$52,487.000000$52,487.000000$52.5k2.976%2.98%622$52,340.000000$52,340.000000$52.3k3.068%3.07%684$51,928.000000$51,928.000000$51.9k4.664%4.66%91710$51,650.000000$51,650.000000$51.7k3.507%3.51%64211$50,231.000000$50,231.000000$50.2k2.809%2.81%43912$50,163.000000$50,163.000000$50.2k3.919%3.92%549$49,091.000000$49,091.000000$49.1k4.619%4.62%72213$48,063.000000$48,063.000000$48.1k5.473%5.47%96114$47,694.000000$47,694.000000$47.7k3.819%3.82%68015$47,199.000000$47,199.000000$47.2k5.220%5.22%1,148,6781.15M$46,982.000000$46,982.000000$47.0k4.695%4.70%91916$46,848.000000$46,848.000000$46.8k2.970%2.97%67417$46,743.000000$46,743.000000$46.7k4.283%4.28%16,64816.6k$46,625.000000$46,625.000000$46.6k5.106%5.11%52,95453.0k$46,303.000000$46,303.000000$46.3k5.530%5.53%1,797,5651.80M$45,410.000000$45,410.000000$45.4k5.106%5.11%277,035277k$43,824.000000$43,824.000000$43.8k4.907%4.91%1,99718$43,229.000000$43,229.000000$43.2k3.208%3.21%78419$42,191.000000$42,191.000000$42.2k6.254%6.25%9,256,6379.26M$42,019.000000$42,019.000000$42.0k3.045%3.04%49720$41,524.000000$41,524.000000$41.5k5.462%5.46%1,03021$41,463.000000$41,463.000000$41.5k4.489%4.49%3,98422$41,321.000000$41,321.000000$41.3k6.698%6.70%1,75423$41,250.000000$41,250.000000$41.3k3.053%3.05%50824$41,198.000000$41,198.000000$41.2k3.304%3.30%4,55925$41,139.000000$41,139.000000$41.1k3.644%3.64%76826$41,043.000000$41,043.000000$41.0k3.962%3.96%17,16817.2k27$40,873.000000$40,873.000000$40.9k6.418%6.42%1,06628$40,646.000000$40,646.000000$40.6k3.984%3.98%74429$40,635.000000$40,635.000000$40.6k4.574%4.57%1,11930$40,580.000000$40,580.000000$40.6k4.766%4.77%1,21431$40,504.000000$40,504.000000$40.5k4.197%4.20%5,07332$40,293.000000$40,293.000000$40.3k6.045%6.05%1,54833$39,965.000000$39,965.000000$40.0k4.428%4.43%1,01634$39,779.000000$39,779.000000$39.8k3.686%3.69%74535$39,471.000000$39,471.000000$39.5k3.597%3.60%79536$39,444.000000$39,444.000000$39.4k5.174%5.17%1,12137$39,205.000000$39,205.000000$39.2k3.940%3.94%1,16738$38,750.000000$38,750.000000$38.8k4.905%4.91%71939$38,093.000000$38,093.000000$38.1k3.970%3.97%5,94140$36,936.000000$36,936.000000$36.9k3.964%3.96%79641$35,711.000000$35,711.000000$35.7k3.597%3.60%50942$35,469.000000$35,469.000000$35.5k3.814%3.81%58043$35,072.000000$35,072.000000$35.1k2.423%2.42%53644$35,032.000000$35,032.000000$35.0k4.123%4.12%83445$34,609.000000$34,609.000000$34.6k5.999%6.00%1,80546$32,482.000000$32,482.000000$32.5k3.727%3.73%46847$32,286.000000$32,286.000000$32.3k5.559%5.56%88948$31,875.000000$31,875.000000$31.9k2.616%2.62%42849$31,864.000000$31,864.000000$31.9k4.294%4.29%2,37350
% percent of the workforce employed in given industry
Count number of people employed in given industry
# rank of place out of 50 by income in given industry

Industries by Place in the Midwest

There are 9,721 places in the Midwest. This section compares Dry Run to the 50 most populous places in the Midwest and to those entities that contain or substantially overlap with Dry Run. The least populous of the compared places has a population of 95,520.

Agriculture1 Industry by Place#74

Percentage of the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Dry Run, selected other places in the Midwest, and entities that contain Dry Run
0.0%0.5%1.0%1.5%Count#Green BayMidwestGrand RapidsUnited States of AmericaUnited StatesEast North CentralFargoOhioRochesterOmahaKenoshaDry RunSioux FallsLincolnDes MoinesCedar RapidsOlatheToledoMinneapolisKansas CityWichitaMilwaukeeMadisonEvansvilleColumbiaCincinnati Metro AreaCincinnatiDetroitDavenportSpringfieldSpringfieldKansas CityLansingJolietIndependenceZIP Code 45244ZIP 45244Overland ParkSt. LouisDearbornElginRockfordAkronTopekaSterling HeightsSterling HtsPeoriaForest Hills Local School DistrictForest HillsAnderson TownshipAndersonFort WayneWarrenSt. PaulFlintSouth BendAuroraIndianapolisAnn ArborHamilton CountyHamiltonClevelandChicagoColumbusNapervilleCincinnatiDayton1.803522%1.803522%1.80%93511.659533%1.659533%1.66%539,487539k1.569586%1.569586%1.57%1,47121.326306%1.326306%1.33%1,962,9511.96M1.125012%1.125012%1.13%247,559248k1.091729%1.091729%1.09%74130.775705%0.775705%0.78%42,08742.1k0.722431%0.722431%0.72%42740.694392%0.694392%0.69%1,57250.669589%0.669589%0.67%30760.655022%0.655022%0.66%240.651396%0.651396%0.65%60470.607870%0.607870%0.61%90080.562631%0.562631%0.56%60790.536475%0.536475%0.54%373100.489482%0.489482%0.49%346110.478196%0.478196%0.48%578120.476580%0.476580%0.48%1,089130.440866%0.440866%0.44%294140.425831%0.425831%0.43%781150.423938%0.423938%0.42%1,132160.388013%0.388013%0.39%556170.380976%0.380976%0.38%213180.374347%0.374347%0.37%235190.373908%0.373908%0.37%3,8780.368900%0.368900%0.37%816200.356350%0.356350%0.36%175210.344828%0.344828%0.34%188220.328599%0.328599%0.33%261230.327937%0.327937%0.33%775240.326810%0.326810%0.33%174250.322248%0.322248%0.32%228260.309917%0.309917%0.31%165270.306924%0.306924%0.31%430.303049%0.303049%0.30%301280.299016%0.299016%0.30%446290.287356%0.287356%0.29%102300.270833%0.270833%0.27%147310.269649%0.269649%0.27%169320.262547%0.262547%0.26%233330.262525%0.262525%0.26%155340.260945%0.260945%0.26%166350.258829%0.258829%0.26%132360.251155%0.251155%0.25%560.244042%0.244042%0.24%510.237829%0.237829%0.24%291370.210902%0.210902%0.21%123380.207492%0.207492%0.21%310390.205519%0.205519%0.21%61400.198630%0.198630%0.20%87410.195386%0.195386%0.20%191420.193879%0.193879%0.19%783430.191038%0.191038%0.19%114440.175988%0.175988%0.18%6840.145016%0.145016%0.15%217450.143165%0.143165%0.14%1,848460.136157%0.136157%0.14%590470.119219%0.119219%0.12%88480.097837%0.097837%0.10%135490.030761%0.030761%0.03%1750
1Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting

Construction Income by Place#94

Median income for the full-time year-round civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Dry Run, selected other places in the Midwest, and entities that contain Dry Run
$0k$20k$40k$60k%Count#Dry RunNapervilleJolietKenoshaOverland ParkSpringfieldAnderson TownshipAndersonForest Hills Local School DistrictForest HillsZIP Code 45244ZIP 45244Ann ArborPeoriaEast North CentralMadisonHamilton CountyHamiltonCincinnati Metro AreaCincinnatiMidwestSt. LouisDavenportCedar RapidsRochesterDearbornOhioSterling HeightsSterling HtsFargoElginWarrenEvansvilleChicagoUnited States of AmericaUnited StatesMinneapolisFort WayneOmahaGreen BayAkronSt. PaulCincinnatiMilwaukeeColumbusOlatheAuroraDes MoinesToledoKansas CitySioux FallsTopekaLincolnSouth BendIndianapolisClevelandLansingIndependenceGrand RapidsRockfordWichitaSpringfieldFlintColumbiaKansas CityDaytonDetroit$78,250.000000$78,250.000000$78.3k3.684%3.68%135$68,727.000000$68,727.000000$68.7k3.185%3.19%2,3511$60,498.000000$60,498.000000$60.5k6.022%6.02%4,2612$56,447.000000$56,447.000000$56.4k4.238%4.24%1,9433$54,601.000000$54,601.000000$54.6k3.731%3.73%3,7064$52,981.000000$52,981.000000$53.0k3.545%3.55%1,9335$52,487.000000$52,487.000000$52.5k2.976%2.98%622$52,340.000000$52,340.000000$52.3k3.068%3.07%684$50,163.000000$50,163.000000$50.2k3.919%3.92%549$48,701.000000$48,701.000000$48.7k1.629%1.63%9726$47,332.000000$47,332.000000$47.3k3.218%3.22%1,6417$47,199.000000$47,199.000000$47.2k5.220%5.22%1,148,6781.15M$46,858.000000$46,858.000000$46.9k2.314%2.31%3,3168$46,743.000000$46,743.000000$46.7k4.283%4.28%16,64816.6k$46,625.000000$46,625.000000$46.6k5.106%5.11%52,95453.0k$46,303.000000$46,303.000000$46.3k5.530%5.53%1,797,5651.80M$46,102.000000$46,102.000000$46.1k3.598%3.60%5,3669$46,037.000000$46,037.000000$46.0k5.516%5.52%2,70910$45,966.000000$45,966.000000$46.0k5.757%5.76%4,00311$45,893.000000$45,893.000000$45.9k3.727%3.73%2,20312$45,625.000000$45,625.000000$45.6k3.313%3.31%1,17613$45,410.000000$45,410.000000$45.4k5.106%5.11%277,035277k$45,327.000000$45,327.000000$45.3k3.704%3.70%2,35614$44,843.000000$44,843.000000$44.8k6.649%6.65%4,51315$44,635.000000$44,635.000000$44.6k5.426%5.43%2,94516$43,357.000000$43,357.000000$43.4k4.456%4.46%2,59917$42,556.000000$42,556.000000$42.6k5.080%5.08%2,84018$42,470.000000$42,470.000000$42.5k3.904%3.90%50,39250.4k19$42,191.000000$42,191.000000$42.2k6.254%6.25%9,256,6379.26M$42,056.000000$42,056.000000$42.1k3.028%3.03%6,91820$41,930.000000$41,930.000000$41.9k4.822%4.82%5,90021$41,892.000000$41,892.000000$41.9k6.943%6.94%15,71915.7k22$41,558.000000$41,558.000000$41.6k3.862%3.86%2,00223$41,463.000000$41,463.000000$41.5k4.489%4.49%3,98424$41,231.000000$41,231.000000$41.2k3.244%3.24%4,84625$41,198.000000$41,198.000000$41.2k3.304%3.30%4,55926$41,048.000000$41,048.000000$41.0k3.778%3.78%10,08910.1k27$41,043.000000$41,043.000000$41.0k3.962%3.96%17,16817.2k28$40,863.000000$40,863.000000$40.9k5.978%5.98%4,22629$40,736.000000$40,736.000000$40.7k5.460%5.46%5,33730$40,620.000000$40,620.000000$40.6k6.722%6.72%7,25231$40,504.000000$40,504.000000$40.5k4.197%4.20%5,07332$40,284.000000$40,284.000000$40.3k4.855%4.85%11,47311.5k33$40,136.000000$40,136.000000$40.1k6.503%6.50%6,03034$40,132.000000$40,132.000000$40.1k5.174%5.17%3,05535$39,500.000000$39,500.000000$39.5k6.028%6.03%8,92536$38,389.000000$38,389.000000$38.4k3.603%3.60%1,57837$38,177.000000$38,177.000000$38.2k5.496%5.50%22,19622.2k38$38,093.000000$38,093.000000$38.1k3.970%3.97%5,94139$38,053.000000$38,053.000000$38.1k3.415%3.41%1,81840$37,327.000000$37,327.000000$37.3k6.923%6.92%3,68641$36,168.000000$36,168.000000$36.2k3.766%3.77%3,52942$36,071.000000$36,071.000000$36.1k3.643%3.64%2,28343$36,024.000000$36,024.000000$36.0k6.780%6.78%12,43512.4k44$35,705.000000$35,705.000000$35.7k4.648%4.65%3,69245$35,029.000000$35,029.000000$35.0k4.555%4.56%1,35246$32,347.000000$32,347.000000$32.3k2.663%2.66%1,67247$31,934.000000$31,934.000000$31.9k9.354%9.35%6,23848$31,864.000000$31,864.000000$31.9k4.294%4.29%2,37349$31,856.000000$31,856.000000$31.9k3.519%3.52%7,78350
% percent of the workforce employed in given industry
Count number of people employed in given industry
# rank of place out of 50 by income in given industry

Industries by Place in the United States

There are 29,322 places in the United States. This section compares Dry Run to the 50 most populous places in the United States and to those entities that contain or substantially overlap with Dry Run. The least populous of the compared places has a population of 383,899.

Agriculture1 Industry by Place#108

Percentage of the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Dry Run, selected other places in the United States, and entities that contain Dry Run
0%1%2%3%4%Count#FresnoMidwestUnited States of AmericaUnited StatesEast North CentralOhioOmahaPortlandDry RunSacramentoAlbuquerqueMinneapolisSeattleOaklandWichitaMilwaukeeSan JoseLong BeachPhoenixLos AngelesLouisvilleCincinnati Metro AreaCincinnatiSan DiegoDetroitOklahoma CityMesaKansas CityMiamiTulsaZIP Code 45244ZIP 45244DenverEl PasoTucsonVirginia BeachVirginia BchForest Hills Local School DistrictForest HillsAnderson TownshipAndersonColorado SpringsColorado SpgsDallasJacksonvilleNashville-DavidsonSan AntonioAustinIndianapolisPhiladelphiaFort WorthSan FranciscoHamilton CountyHamiltonLas VegasRaleighCharlotteHoustonArlingtonClevelandChicagoBaltimoreColumbusAtlantaMemphisBostonNew YorkWashington4.917645%4.917645%4.9%9,97511.659533%1.659533%1.7%539,487539k1.326306%1.326306%1.3%1,962,9511.96M1.125012%1.125012%1.1%247,559248k0.775705%0.775705%0.8%42,08742.1k0.694392%0.694392%0.7%1,57220.676379%0.676379%0.7%2,24830.655022%0.655022%0.7%240.594185%0.594185%0.6%1,27940.574739%0.574739%0.6%1,50550.476580%0.476580%0.5%1,08960.457965%0.457965%0.5%1,81170.440375%0.440375%0.4%90980.425831%0.425831%0.4%78190.423938%0.423938%0.4%1,132100.418201%0.418201%0.4%2,092110.413591%0.413591%0.4%916120.408221%0.408221%0.4%2,924130.405225%0.405225%0.4%7,715140.381835%0.381835%0.4%1,115150.373908%0.373908%0.4%3,8780.373309%0.373309%0.4%2,501160.368900%0.368900%0.4%816170.368629%0.368629%0.4%1,094180.356459%0.356459%0.4%765190.327937%0.327937%0.3%775200.307223%0.307223%0.3%620210.306931%0.306931%0.3%584220.306924%0.306924%0.3%430.293085%0.293085%0.3%1,056230.272019%0.272019%0.3%760240.263766%0.263766%0.3%614250.257447%0.257447%0.3%559260.251155%0.251155%0.3%560.244042%0.244042%0.2%510.241950%0.241950%0.2%509270.233301%0.233301%0.2%1,450280.225565%0.225565%0.2%890290.207436%0.207436%0.2%706300.201764%0.201764%0.2%1,325310.195670%0.195670%0.2%995320.193879%0.193879%0.2%783330.190558%0.190558%0.2%1,248340.188698%0.188698%0.2%714350.187899%0.187899%0.2%918360.175988%0.175988%0.2%6840.173952%0.173952%0.2%474370.168316%0.168316%0.2%397380.168062%0.168062%0.2%698390.155037%0.155037%0.2%1,694400.146045%0.146045%0.1%281410.145016%0.145016%0.1%217420.143165%0.143165%0.1%1,848430.136774%0.136774%0.1%376440.136157%0.136157%0.1%590450.126338%0.126338%0.1%278460.122596%0.122596%0.1%352470.100747%0.100747%0.1%357480.089813%0.089813%0.1%3,585490.062890%0.062890%0.1%21950
1Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting

Construction Income by Place#128

Median income for the full-time year-round civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Dry Run, selected other places in the United States, and entities that contain Dry Run
$0k$20k$40k$60k%Count#Dry RunSeattleSan FranciscoAnderson TownshipAndersonForest Hills Local School DistrictForest HillsZIP Code 45244ZIP 45244BostonSan JoseEast North CentralHamilton CountyHamiltonCincinnati Metro AreaCincinnatiMidwestPortlandSan DiegoOhioBaltimoreColorado SpringsColorado SpgsVirginia BeachVirginia BchChicagoSacramentoUnited States of AmericaUnited StatesLas VegasMinneapolisOmahaOaklandPhiladelphiaLong BeachNew YorkMesaMilwaukeeColumbusWashingtonKansas CityLouisvilleAtlantaDenverFresnoAlbuquerqueIndianapolisClevelandJacksonvilleWichitaPhoenixCharlotteRaleighFort WorthOklahoma CitySan AntonioNashville-DavidsonTulsaDetroitTucsonArlingtonAustinLos AngelesHoustonDallasEl PasoMemphisMiami$78,250.000000$78,250.000000$78.3k3.684%3.68%135$62,592.000000$62,592.000000$62.6k2.991%2.99%11,82811.8k1$59,531.000000$59,531.000000$59.5k3.320%3.32%16,22016.2k2$52,487.000000$52,487.000000$52.5k2.976%2.98%622$52,340.000000$52,340.000000$52.3k3.068%3.07%684$50,163.000000$50,163.000000$50.2k3.919%3.92%549$50,130.000000$50,130.000000$50.1k3.381%3.38%11,98212.0k3$47,302.000000$47,302.000000$47.3k6.029%6.03%30,16030.2k4$47,199.000000$47,199.000000$47.2k5.220%5.22%1,148,6781.15M$46,743.000000$46,743.000000$46.7k4.283%4.28%16,64816.6k$46,625.000000$46,625.000000$46.6k5.106%5.11%52,95453.0k$46,303.000000$46,303.000000$46.3k5.530%5.53%1,797,5651.80M$45,896.000000$45,896.000000$45.9k3.903%3.90%12,97113.0k5$45,555.000000$45,555.000000$45.6k4.130%4.13%27,66927.7k6$45,410.000000$45,410.000000$45.4k5.106%5.11%277,035277k$45,250.000000$45,250.000000$45.3k4.571%4.57%12,56712.6k7$43,857.000000$43,857.000000$43.9k6.700%6.70%14,09514.1k8$43,596.000000$43,596.000000$43.6k6.604%6.60%14,34014.3k9$42,470.000000$42,470.000000$42.5k3.904%3.90%50,39250.4k10$42,220.000000$42,220.000000$42.2k5.789%5.79%12,46012.5k11$42,191.000000$42,191.000000$42.2k6.254%6.25%9,256,6379.26M$42,071.000000$42,071.000000$42.1k6.715%6.72%18,29818.3k12$42,056.000000$42,056.000000$42.1k3.028%3.03%6,91813$41,892.000000$41,892.000000$41.9k6.943%6.94%15,71915.7k14$41,737.000000$41,737.000000$41.7k5.830%5.83%12,03312.0k15$41,575.000000$41,575.000000$41.6k4.108%4.11%26,90326.9k16$41,312.000000$41,312.000000$41.3k5.320%5.32%11,78311.8k17$41,251.000000$41,251.000000$41.3k4.926%4.93%196,634197k18$41,050.000000$41,050.000000$41.1k8.453%8.45%18,14018.1k19$41,048.000000$41,048.000000$41.0k3.778%3.78%10,08910.1k20$41,043.000000$41,043.000000$41.0k3.962%3.96%17,16817.2k21$41,029.000000$41,029.000000$41.0k2.832%2.83%9,86322$40,284.000000$40,284.000000$40.3k4.855%4.85%11,47311.5k23$40,212.000000$40,212.000000$40.2k4.844%4.84%14,14514.1k24$39,706.000000$39,706.000000$39.7k2.801%2.80%6,16425$39,677.000000$39,677.000000$39.7k7.232%7.23%26,05726.1k26$39,441.000000$39,441.000000$39.4k5.417%5.42%10,98711.0k27$38,203.000000$38,203.000000$38.2k5.585%5.58%14,62414.6k28$38,177.000000$38,177.000000$38.2k5.496%5.50%22,19622.2k29$38,093.000000$38,093.000000$38.1k3.970%3.97%5,94130$36,238.000000$36,238.000000$36.2k5.609%5.61%22,13122.1k31$36,024.000000$36,024.000000$36.0k6.780%6.78%12,43512.4k32$35,202.000000$35,202.000000$35.2k7.600%7.60%54,43754.4k33$34,529.000000$34,529.000000$34.5k6.086%6.09%25,27725.3k34$34,368.000000$34,368.000000$34.4k5.591%5.59%13,18713.2k35$34,189.000000$34,189.000000$34.2k7.608%7.61%28,78928.8k36$32,982.000000$32,982.000000$33.0k8.500%8.50%25,22625.2k37$32,469.000000$32,469.000000$32.5k7.976%7.98%52,37652.4k38$32,239.000000$32,239.000000$32.2k5.952%5.95%20,25620.3k39$31,942.000000$31,942.000000$31.9k6.921%6.92%13,16813.2k40$31,856.000000$31,856.000000$31.9k3.519%3.52%7,78341$31,695.000000$31,695.000000$31.7k6.611%6.61%15,39015.4k42$31,575.000000$31,575.000000$31.6k6.953%6.95%13,37813.4k43$31,194.000000$31,194.000000$31.2k7.237%7.24%36,79936.8k44$30,394.000000$30,394.000000$30.4k6.082%6.08%115,797116k45$30,041.000000$30,041.000000$30.0k10.183%10.2%111,259111k46$28,488.000000$28,488.000000$28.5k9.911%9.91%61,59861.6k47$27,740.000000$27,740.000000$27.7k4.848%4.85%13,54513.5k48$27,187.000000$27,187.000000$27.2k5.410%5.41%15,53215.5k49$25,130.000000$25,130.000000$25.1k9.680%9.68%19,53519.5k50
% percent of the workforce employed in given industry
Count number of people employed in given industry
# rank of place out of 50 by income in given industry

Definitions

An industry describe the kind of business conducted by a person’s employing organization. On this page, all employed persons are categorized as working in one of the following industries (bolded terms are used in the charts and maps on this page):

  • Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, and mining:
    • Agriculture: Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting
    • Oil & Gas, and Mining: Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction
  • Construction: Construction
  • Manufacturing: Manufacturing
  • Wholesalers: Wholesale trade
  • Retail: Retail trade
  • Transportation and warehousing, and utilities:
    • Transportation: Transportation and warehousing
    • Utilities: Utilities
  • Information: Information
  • Finance and insurance, and real estate and rental and leasing:
    • Finance & Insurance: Finance and insurance
    • Real estate: Real estate and rental and leasing
  • Professional, scientific, and management, and administrative and waste management services:
    • Professional: Professional, scientific, and technical services
    • Management: Management of companies and enterprises
    • Administrative: Administrative and support and waste management services
  • Educational services, and health care and social assistance:
    • Education: Educational services
    • Healthcare: Health care and social assistance
  • Arts, entertainment, and recreation, and accommodation and food services:
    • Entertainment: Arts, entertainment, and recreation
    • Hospitality: Accommodation and food services
  • Other Services: Other services, except public administration
  • Government: Public administration

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State:
Ohio
County:
Hamilton
Metro Area:
Cincinnati Area
Township:
Anderson
ZIP Code:
45244
Unified School District:
Forest Hills
Congressional District:
OH-2
State Senate District:
OH-7
State House District:
OH-27
Neighboring Unincorporated Places:
Cherry Grove, Forestville, Mount Carmel, Turpin Hills
Neighboring Villages:
Newtown
Nearby Unincorporated Places:
Coldstream, Fruit Hill, Plainville, Salem Heights, Sherwood, Summerside, Withamsville
Nearby Villages:
Fairfax, Mariemont, Terrace Park