2020 Census: How much did population change in 22 Butler County communities?

Denise G. Callahan, Journal-News, Hamilton, Ohio
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Aug. 30—The data from the 2020 U.S. Census were recently released, and with 22,227 new residents, Butler County could mean an additional $40 million in new state and federal funding to help social service programs, roads and local governments.

Use the table below to explore how the population changed in all Butler County communities.

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Name 2020 2010 Change % change

Fairfield 44,907 42,510 2,397 5.6%

Fairfield Twp. 22,645 21,373 1,272 6.0%

Hamilton 63,399 62,477 922 1.5%

Hanover Twp. 8,111 8,311 -200 -2.4%

Jacksonburg 55 63 -8 -12.7%

Lemon Twp. 1,473 1,433 40 2.8%

Liberty Twp. 43,999 37,259 6,740 18.1%

Madison Twp. 8,556 8,448 108 1.3%

Middletown 47,210 45,994 1,216 2.6%

Milford Twp. 3,523 3,550 -27 -0.8%

Millville 634 708 -74 -10.5%

Monroe 15,412 12,442 2,970 23.9%

Morgan Twp. 5,345 5,515 -170 -3.1%

New Miami 2,217 2,249 -32 -1.4%

Oxford 23,035 21,371 1,664 7.8%

Oxford Twp. 2,434 2,290 144 6.3%

Reily Twp. 2,660 2,624 36 1.4%

Ross Twp. 8,751 8,355 396 4.7%

Seven Mile 712 751 -39 -5.2%

St. Clair Twp. 6,671 6,908 -237 -3.4%

Trenton 13,021 11,869 1,152 9.7%

Wayne Twp. 4,375 4,443 -68 -1.5%

West Chester Twp. 64,830 60,958 3,872 6.4%

Butler County 390,357 368,130 22,227 6.0%

Note: The city of Oxford population was removed from the Oxford Twp. total, and the city of Monroe population was removed from the Lemon Twp. total, which edited the original Census data