East Liverpool Historical Society

Population Statistics

 

 

 

Population in East Liverpool, Ohio 1830 to present
1830	1361
1840	5031
1850	8571
1860	1,600*1
1870	2,0771
1880	5,5681
1890	10,9561
1900	16,4851
1910	20,3871
1920	21,4111
1930	23,3291
1940	23,5551
1950	24,2171
1955	25,7303
1960	22,3061
1970	20,0201
1980	16,6871
1990	13,654
2000	13,0894
2010	11,0116
* estimated
The City of Hills & Kilns, Life and Work in East Liverpool, Ohio, William C. Gates, Jr. The East Liverpool Historical Society (1984), pp 102 and 363. According to the 1999 edition of the World Almanac, East Liverpool's official population was 13,654 in 1990. Email from Andrew Fearn, Reference Librarian, Carnegie Public Library, 6/8/00. The Perfect Season - 1955: We Are the Potters - 100 Years of East Liverpool High School Football, Frank "Digger" Dawson. Corolla Communications(1998), Chapter 58 [the book has no page numbers.] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_Liverpool,_Ohio http://www.city-data.com/city/East-Liverpool-Ohio.html: Estimated population in July 2006: 12,305 (-6.0% change) http://www.clrsearch.com/East_Liverpool_Demographics/OH/Population-Growth-and-Population-Statistics

 

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