Maps of Ohio

Several geographic systems are used to describe Ohio, depending on use, program, and funding. The Ohio Bureau of Labor Market Information also publishes data for metropolitan areas, nonmetropolitan areas, selected cities, workforce areas, and JobsOhio Network Regions.

• Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs), based on the 2020 Census.
  • Changes in Metropolitan and Micropolitan Statistical Area Definitions in 2020
• Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs), based on the 2010 Census.
  • Changes in Metropolitan and Micropolitan Statistical Area Definitions in 2010 
• Nonmetropolitan Areas include four mostly-contiguous regions containing all counties not otherwise included in the state's MSAs. 
• The OEWS All Areas map shows all of the regions for which the Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) program produces occupational wage and employment estimates.
• Metropolitan and Micropolitan Statistical Areas, as established in 2013 by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Bulletin No. 13-01.
• Ohio's Local Workforce System is comprised of 20 Local Workforce Development Areas. Each area has a workforce development board to establish local workforce policies and procedures. 
• The JobsOhio Network is comprised of regions, developed by JobsOhio. In April 2024, the network transitioned from six to seven regions. 
  • JobsOhio Regions (before April 2024)
  • JobsOhio Regions (after April 2024)