2010 Census: Stow and Summit County Population Grew

The city's population increased by 2,698 residents in the last 10 years, as shown in the boxes below.

A notable change was that the amount of residents that describe themselves as Alaskan Natives or American Indians went from 9 in 2000 to 23, according to the Census.

Summit County now has 541,781 residents, as shown below, which is an increase of 1,118 people. In Cuyahoga County, the population decreased by about 113,000 people. 

2010 U.S. Census
Stow
Summit County
Ohio Total: 34,837 541,781 11,536,504 Population of one race: 34,335 530,242 11,298,739 White alone 32,409 436,487 9,539,437 Black or African American alone 943 78,120 1,407,681 American Indian and Alaska Native alone 23 1,015 25,292 Asian alone 844 11,885 192,233 Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone 9 133 4,066 Some Other Race alone 107 2,602 130,030 Two or More Races: 502 11,539 237,765 Hispanic or Latino (cultural designation, may be any race) 514 8,660 354,674 Age 18 or older (eligible to vote) 26,919 418,206 8,805,753 2000 U.S. Census
Stow
Summit County
Ohio Total: 32,139 542,899 11,353,140 Population of one race: 31,840 535,361 11,195,255 White alone 30,596 453,336 9,645,453 Black or African American alone 495 71,608 1,301,307 American Indian and Alaska Native alone 35 1,086 24,486 Asian alone 615 7,641 132,633 Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone 4 100 2,749 Some other race alone 95 1,590 88,627 Population of two or more races: 299 7,538 157,885 Hispanic or Latino (cultural designation, may be any race) 291 4,781 217,123 Age 18 or older (eligible to vote) 23,773 406,913 8,464,801