Milan, Ohio - City Information, Fast Facts, Schools, Colleges, and More

Demographics

People

Total Population	1,316
Male Share of the Population	46.8%
Female Share of the Population	53.2%
Senior Citizens	21.4%
Employed Population 16+	600
Age of the Population	46

Families

% of people married	47.4%
Average household size	2

Education and Earnings

Population % with Bachelor Degree or Higher	24.3%
Median Earnings25+	$40,216
Median Earnings Without High School Qualification	$43,125
Median Earnings With High School Degree	$28,828

Wealth

Median Family Income	$63,529
% Above Poverty Level	92.3%
% Below Poverty Level	7.7%

Commute & Sprawl

Average Commute Time	26 minutes
% Working from Home	3.2%
% Walking and Biking to Work	7%
% Using Public Transportation	%

Housing

People Living Alone	19.7%
Median Gross Rent	$770
Median House Value	$138,500

Ancestry

German	36.3%
Irish	17.6%
English	14.3%
Other(often includes Hispanic and African American)	10.9%
Italian	4.6%
French Except Basque	2.9%
Polish	2.9%
Danishn	1.8%
Greek	1.7%
Scottish	1.5%
Hungarian	1.5%
Welsh	1%
Slovak	0.6%
Canadian	0.5%
Dutch	0.4%
Lebanese	0.4%
Arab	0.4%
Slovene	0.3%
Swiss	0.2%
Lithuanian	0.2%
Czech	0.2%
Belgian	0.2%
Iranian	0.2%
Russian	0.2%
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Milan Almanac

Category	Value
County	Erie County
Standard Zip Codes	44846
Phone Area Codes	4,19,567
Time Zone	America/New_York
Approximate Latitude	41.32
Approximate Longitude	-82.61

Milan Climate

Nearest Weather Stations

Notes:

Temp ranges are avg daily min and max for the month
Precipitation is rainfall (and rainfall equiv of snowfall)

Station	NORWALK WWTP
Distance	2.2 miles
Jan Temp	17 to 33 F
Apr Temp	37 to 58 F
Jul Temp	62 to 82 F
Oct Temp	41 to 62 F
Annual Precip	36.9 inches

Station	OBERLIN
Distance	20.3 miles
Jan Temp	16 to 32 F
Apr Temp	36 to 58 F
Jul Temp	60 to 83 F
Oct Temp	40 to 63 F
Annual Precip	36.2 inches

Station	TIFFIN
Distance	31.8 miles
Jan Temp	17 to 32 F
Apr Temp	38 to 59 F
Jul Temp	63 to 84 F
Oct Temp	41 to 63 F
Annual Precip	37 inches

Nearby Cities and Towns

Location	Population	Median Family Income
Berlin Heights	646	$77,875
Huron	6,958	$72,500
Monroeville	1,206	$58,906
Norwalk	16,881	$54,134
Sandusky	25,012	$45,161
Wakeman	1,218	$57,031

Milan Public Libraries

Milan-berlin Library District
19 E. CHURCH ST.
Milan, Ohio
(419) 499-4117

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Milan Public Schools

Edison Elementary School (formerly Milan Elem)
140 Main St S
ZIP: 44846
(419) 499-2471
Primary
Total Enrollment 495

Edison High School
2603 State Route 113 E
ZIP: 44846
(419) 499-4652
High
Total Enrollment 442

Ehove Career Center
316 Mason Rd W
ZIP: 44846
(419) 499-4663
High

Sources :

American Community Survey, 2017, U.S. Census Bureau, https://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/
Hospitals, Homeland Infrastructure Foundation, https://hifld-geoplatform.opendata.arcgis.com/datasets/hospitals, accessed November 2017
Private Schools, Homeland Infrastructure Foundation, https://hifld-geoplatform.opendata.arcgis.com/datasets/private-schools, accessed November 2017
Public Libraries Survey, 2015, Institute of Museum and Library Services, https://www.imls.gov/research-evaluation/data-collection/public-libraries-survey
Public Schools, Homeland Infrastructure Foundation, https://hifld-geoplatform.opendata.arcgis.com/datasets/public-schools , accessed November 2017
ZIP Code Database (All ZIPs with cities used by USPS plus the primary timezone, area code, and county), 2017, https://www.unitedstateszipcodes.org/zip-code-database/

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