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Lowell (OH) Streets, Geographical, Population & More

Highland Ridge Rd
PO Box
State Rte 60
Muskingum River Rd
Laurel Ridge Rd
State Rte 530
Huck Rd
Lowell Hill Rd
Dixon Ridge Rd
Tick Hill Rd
Gunclub Rd
Cats Creek Rd
Bear Creek Rd
Crooked Tree Rd
Rainbow Rd
5th St
Rhodes Rd
Ae Miller Rd
Dunbarger Rd
Olloch Hill Rd
Schau Rd
Whipple Eight Rd
Greenlawn Ln
Riverview Ln
Weppler Rd
3rd St
Coal Run Rd
Bosner Ridge Rd
Vanfossen Rd
Francis Rd

Population of Lowell, Ohio

StateOhio
Land Area (mi²)0.2 sq mi
Density (mi²)2,497.3/sq mi
2022 Growth Rate0.35% (2)
Growth Since 20205.76% (31)
Rank in State780th
Rank in Country18351th

The population of Lowell, OH in 2022 is estimated to be 569. This is an increase of 0.35% (2 people) compared to the population in 2021.

Population of Lowell by Race

Population by Race
  • Total
  • Hispanic
  • Non-Hispanic
Race
Population
Percentage

Population of Lowell by Age

Lowell Population Pyramid 2022
Lowell Median Age
35.3
Total
32
Male
38.2
Female
Lowell Sex Ratio
47.58%
256
Male
52.42%
282
Female
Lowell Age Dependency Ratio
37.2
Old Age Dependency Ratio
43.3
Child Dependency Ratio
Lowell Adults
409
Adults
(111 of whom are seniors) in Lowell.

Population of Lowell by Year

Year
PopulationGrowthAnnual Growth Rate

Poverty Rate of Lowell

Name
Total
In Poverty
Poverty Rate
  • 25.65%

    Overall Poverty Rate

  • 28.52%

    Male Poverty Rate

  • 23.05%

    Female Poverty Rate

Poverty in Lowell

While the overall poverty rate of Lowell is 25.65%, the rate varies greatly by race. The percentage of people who fell below the poverty line is highest for () and is lowest for (0%).

Across all races and ethnicities, the female poverty rate (23.05%) is generally lower than the male poverty rate (28.52%).

Poverty Rate of Lowell by Employment Status and Sex

6.38%
Female Employed
0%
Female Unemployed
13.79%
Male Employed
100%
Male Unemployed

Poverty Rate of Lowell by Education

11.54%
Less Than 9th Grade
17.8%
High School
7.78%
Some College
21.28%
Bachelors or Greater
Streets