2020 Census Summary & Data

Census Summary (2020)

As of the 2020 Census, North Bend, Ohio, had a population of 835, predominantly White (93.4%), with median age 53.9, and significant elderly population; projections suggest slight growth and higher median income ($98k) with a younger median age (49.5) and more males than females, reflecting its small, suburban-rural mix in Hamilton County, known for its presidential history. 

Key Census Data (2020)

• Population: 835.

• Density: ~764 people per sq. mile.

• Racial Makeup: 93.4% White, 1.0% Other, 4.3% Two+ Races, 0.5% Black, 0.8% Native American, 0.7% Hispanic/Latino.

• Households: Average size 2.46; 62.3% married couples.

• Age: 22.1% under 18, 34.0% 65+; Median age 53.9. 

Recent Estimates & Characteristics

• Population (2025 est.): ~834, with slight annual growth.

• Income: Median household income around $98,047 (higher than state average).

• Age (2025 est.): Median age 49.5 (younger than 2020).

• Gender: More males than females (120 males per 100 females in 2020; 136.7 in 2025 estimate). 

Location & Lifestyle

• Located in Hamilton County, near Cincinnati.

• Characterized as a suburban-rural mix with good public schools and many retirees.

• Famous for being the home of two presidents: William Henry Harrison and Benjamin Harrison.