The above graph show the number of cases and deaths from Covid starting with 2020-01-21 until 2022-04-29. Covid cases in New Haven began to flatten for the first time in may of 2021. The mean surge in the number of cases from month to month was 4.9%. The biggest single month increase occurred july. Deaths due to Covid for New Haven, Ohio now total 100,326.00. This year 0.00 deaths have occurred in New Haven, Ohio 44850. This is 1,929.35% in comparison to the national mean.
The most recent population of New Haven is 52 citizens. The average population from 2011 to 2019 was 32. The large population increase was 18 people, and it occurred in 2016. The largest population decrease was 29 people, and it occurred in 2013. Since 2011, the population has changed by 46.00. The average population change for New Haven was 9.62%. .
Ohio had a mean home value of $0.00 in comparison to the country's average of $146,724.83., The location with the best household income between New Haven, Ohio and The USA is currently New Haven with an average of $45,833.00. Reported earnings in Ohio are on average $39,219.00
New Haven (44850) has less bachelor degrees by percentage than the state of Ohio with $0.00% versus $14.77%. There are less graduate degrees by percentage ($0.00%) compared to the average of Ohio which is ($5.42%). $100.00% of the population of New Haven (44850) have a high school diploma, which makes this zip code above the national average of 66.04490808185811%.
The largest age group in New Haven (44850) is around 50-59 years old. The smallest age group in 44850 is between 80+. The average number of people in each age group is 17.
56.76% (84 individuals) of the population is male while 43.24% (64 individuals) of the population is female.
$0.00% of the population in zip code 44850 are poor. Compare this to the state poor percentage of $11.17%.