1999 Ohio Crash Injuries By County

1998–1999 Ohio Crash Injuries By County

	Site Map
	Preface
	Chapter 1
	Chapter 2
-	Ohio and US Crash Fatalities 1989–99
-	Crash Results for Late Model Vehicles
-	1999 Ohio Crash Frequency by County and Selected Cities
-	1999 Ohio Fatalities and Injuries by Type of Crash
-	1999 US Fatalities and Injuries by Type of Crash
-	1999 Ohio Crashes by Age and Gender
-	1999 US Crashes by Age and Gender
-	1998–99 Ohio Crash Fatalities by County
	1998–99 Ohio Crash Injuries by County
-	1994–99 Ohio Uninsured Drivers at Fault in Crashes
-	1999 Ohio Deer-Vehicle Crashes by County
	Chapter 3
	Chapter 4
	Chapter 5
	Chapter 6
	Chapter 7
	Glossary
	OII Sound-Off Page

County	1998	1999	% Change

Adams	700	669	-4.4
Allen	2,209	2,172	-1.7
Ashland	791	856	8.2
Ashtabula	1,815	1,833	1
Athens	820	847	3.3
Auglaize	691	765	10.7
Belmont	1,087	1,111	2.2
Brown	780	678	-13.1
Butler	7,011	6,718	-4.2
Carroll	633	521	-17.7
Champaign	541	476	-12
Clark	2,597	2,551	-1.8
Clermont	3,571	2,995	-16.1
Clinton	877	659	-24.9
Columbiana	1,953	1,875	-4
Coshocton	526	388	-26.2
Crawford	645	658	2
Cuyahoga	29,026	25,519	-12.1
Darke	747	746	-0.1
Defiance	862	728	-15.5
Delaware	1,324	1,383	4.5
Erie	1,642	1,541	-6.2
Fairfield	2,202	2,234	1.5
Fayette	521	464	-10.9
Franklin	20,879	21,730	4.1
Fulton	642	671	4.5
Gallia	721	638	-11.5
Geauga	1,403	1,361	-3
Greene	2,294	2,227	-2.9
Guernsey	556	684	23
Hamilton	14,588	14,966	2.6
Hancock	1,180	1,253	6.2
Hardin	523	490	-6.3
Harrison	221	183	-17.2
Henry	433	400	-7.6
Highland	672	753	12.1
Hocking	545	505	-7.3
Holmes	397	449	13.1
Huron	851	778	-8.6
Jackson	712	662	-7
Jefferson	845	900	6.5
Knox	724	871	20.3
Lake	2,797	2,875	2.8
Lawrence	1,046	1,058	1.1
Licking	3,263	3,545	8.6
Logan	675	592	-12.3
Lorain	5,318	5,318	0
Lucas	10,947	10,263	-6.2
Madison	623	600	-3.7
Mahoning	5,964	6,248	4.8
Marion	1,064	997	-6.3
Medina	1,895	1,801	-5
Meigs	312	243	-22.1
Mercer	505	524	3.8
Miami	1,416	1,603	13.2
Monroe	214	229	7
Montgomery	10,630	9,464	-11
Morgan	372	282	-24.2
Morrow	458	573	25.1
Muskingum	1,868	2,027	8.5
Noble	195	171	-12.3
Ottawa	604	576	-4.6
Paulding	283	256	-9.5
Perry	444	476	7.2
Pickaway	771	906	17.5
Pike	551	570	3.4
Portage	2,639	2,565	-2.8
Preble	585	707	20.9
Putnam	402	346	-13.9
Richland	2,057	2,232	8.5
Ross	1,481	1,490	0.6
Sandusky	1,031	946	-8.2
Scioto	1,580	1,596	1
Seneca	1,052	1,032	-1.9
Shelby	773	717	-7.2
Stark	7,132	6,599	-7.5
Summit	12,116	11,538	-4.8
Trumbull	5,458	5,218	-4.4
Tuscarawas	1,584	1,594	0.6
Union	598	614	2.7
Van Wert	367	376	2.5
Vinton	272	246	-9.6
Warren	2,391	2,513	5.1
Washington	912	828	-9.2
Wayne	1,759	1,637	-6.9
Williams	571	606	6.1
Wood	2,104	2,277	8.2
Wyandot	370	299	-19.2

STATEWIDE	211,206	205,081	-2.90%

Hundreds of motorists are killed and injured annually in weather-related crashes. Rain and snow are the leading causes of crashes, followed by fog. Between 1995–99, 641 deaths were attributed to rainy conditions, 232 fatalities were in snowy conditions and 115 traffic deaths were fog-related, according to the Ohio Highway Patrol.
(Columbus Dispatch, 10/26/00)