Housing by town in Coshocton County, Ohio

Coshocton County, Ohio has 28 places with Census figures, and its median gross rent is $765 (±$33) a month (2020–2024 American Community Survey).

27.1% of its households rent.

The median gross rent was $615 in 2015–2019 (+24.4%; No measurable change after inflation).

Keene Township has the highest median gross rent ($1,271) and Tuscarawas Township (Coshocton County) the lowest ($469).

Figures last updated on .

Median gross rent
$765 (±$33)
Households that rent
27.1%
Median household income
$55,577
Places
28

Cities, towns and townships in Coshocton County

Census estimates, 2020–2024
PlaceMedian gross rentHouseholds that rentMedian household incomeMedian home valueMedian real estate taxes
Adams Township (Coshocton County)—15.3%$69,844$209,300$2,367
Bedford Township (Coshocton County)—0.0%$61,442$209,900$522
Bethlehem Township (Coshocton County)$87420.7%$64,083$156,600$1,378
Clark Township (Coshocton County)—15.5%$69,286$155,100$1,150
Conesville$91923.2%$51,250$98,600$737
Coshocton$76842.7%$48,731$139,700$1,524
Crawford Township (Coshocton County)—14.9%$79,868$192,800$2,625
Franklin Township (Coshocton County)$91915.4%$47,115$179,000$1,203
Jackson Township (Coshocton County)—6.8%$76,944$169,400$1,400
Jefferson Township (Coshocton County)$53022.7%$49,688$117,500$1,289
Keene Township$1,27124.5%$72,750$205,300$1,654
Lafayette Township (Coshocton County)$69922.0%$53,605$131,200$1,471
Linton Township—4.1%$69,167—$1,483
Mill Creek Township (Coshocton County)—11.5%$120,833—$2,294
Monroe Township (Coshocton County)—0.0%—$230,900$1,483
Nellie—14.9%$29,688$164,800$1,488
Newcastle Township—12.0%$42,350$159,200$1,207
Oxford Township (Coshocton County)—17.7%$53,147$147,200$1,548
Perry Township (Coshocton County)—0.0%$48,906$175,700$1,421
Pike Township (Coshocton County)—26.3%$68,182$230,600$1,513
Plainfield—16.7%$55,769$153,200$1,304
Tiverton Township—9.8%$64,750$381,400$2,416
Tuscarawas Township (Coshocton County)$46945.3%$29,375$89,100$789
Virginia Township—32.5%—$180,500$1,278
Warsaw$54132.9%$38,000$118,200$1,274
Washington Township (Coshocton County)$78441.5%—$198,200$1,805
West Lafayette$71925.8%$49,261$101,900$1,302
White Eyes Township$91716.6%$34,727$224,500$1,469

HUD income limits, fiscal year 2026

Coshocton County, OH, annual household income
Household sizeExtremely low (30%)Very low (50%)Low (80%)
1 person$18,450$30,700$49,150
2 people$21,640$35,100$56,150
3 people$27,320$39,500$63,150
4 people$33,000$43,850$70,150
5 people$38,680$47,400$75,800
6 people$44,360$50,900$81,400
7 people$50,040$54,400$87,000
8 people$55,720$57,900$92,600

How the places in Coshocton County rank across Ohio

Crime reported to police in Coshocton County

Offenses known to law enforcement, reported to the FBI by the departments that serve the county; rates per 100,000 residents
YearViolent crimesViolent per 100,000Property crimesProperty per 100,000Residents servedDepartments reporting in full
202334993581,04434,2911 of 2
2024339531389934,8231 of 2
20254813923668234,6191 of 2

In 2025, the police departments that report for Coshocton County recorded 48 violent and 236 property crimes, 139 and 682 per 100,000 residents.

Departments serving 93% of the residents the FBI counts for the county reported every month that year; the rest are left out of these totals.

The county figure adds up its city and town police, its sheriff and any state police with residents of their own; a university or transit force is left out, because the people it serves are already counted by the town around them.

The FBI asks that these figures not be used to rank places or to judge how safe a neighborhood is.

Police departments in Coshocton County, 2025

Each department’s own report to the FBI; a dash means it did not report every month
DepartmentResidents servedViolent crimesProperty crimes
Coshocton County Sheriff's Office34,61948236
West Lafayette Police Department2,471——

ZIP codes in Coshocton County

ZIP Code Tabulation Areas whose land lies mostly in this county (2020–2024 estimates)
ZIP codeResidentsMedian gross rentMedian home valueMedian household incomeHouseholds that rent
4381218,532$761$151,700$52,90435.1%
438454,787$695$133,700$54,17720.5%
438244,568$909$183,700$54,75714.3%
438443,760$711$152,500$61,07614.7%
43006701$949$186,000$63,15228.9%
43843618—$178,000$61,37813.2%
43811354$919$103,600$35,89721.0%
43805302———8.0%
43836112—$120,800$51,25021.8%

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Questions about Coshocton County

What is the crime rate in Coshocton County?

In 2025, the police departments that report for Coshocton County recorded 139 violent and 682 property crimes per 100,000 residents (48 violent and 236 property crimes in all).

Which place in Coshocton County has the highest rent?

Keene Township has the highest median gross rent, $1,271 (±$1,038) a month (2020–2024 American Community Survey).

Which place in Coshocton County has the lowest rent?

Tuscarawas Township (Coshocton County) has the lowest median gross rent, $469 (±$87) a month.

What is the median rent in Coshocton County, Ohio?

The median gross rent in Coshocton County is $765 (±$33) a month (2020–2024 American Community Survey).

Sources

This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau.

Figures are published by the US Census Bureau, HUD, the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the FBI; Seayora reproduces them and does not adjust them, except where a sentence says it compares dollar figures after inflation. They describe the whole place, not any one building or street, and are not an appraisal, a rent determination, a tax bill, a safety rating or legal advice.

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