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New Holland: Demographics & People

Census counts 955 people in New Holland, in 365 households. Population shrank 2.6% from 981 (2022) to 955 (2024). Median age 35.4 years. (4.2y younger than Pickaway County; 2.7y younger than Ohio). Children under 18 are 27% of the population. Population is 95% White (non-Hispanic) and 2% Hispanic or Latino. The community is relatively homogeneous (Simpson index 0.03). 66% of households are family-led. County is losing 147 residents per year (2022-2023). County health: 41% adult obesity, 23% smoke.

Population & Trend

Population shrank 2.6% from 981 (2022) to 955 (2024). Estimated 2026 population: ~929 (extrapolated at -1.3%/yr trend). Census Bureau Vintage estimate: 896.

Census data vintage2024
Population28,951 people
Annual growth rate · Population change-2.6%
Annual growth rate · Population (2022)981
Annual growth rate · Population (2024)955
Annual growth rate · Trend categorydeclining
Population955 people (vs Ohio 29,269)
Population Estimate896

Sources: Census ACS 5-Year 2023, Table B01003  ·  Refreshed 2026-04-12

Age Distribution

Median age 35.4y is 3.5 years younger than the U.S. median (38.9y). Children under 18 make up 27% — above the U.S. share of ~22%.

Age Summary · Median age35.4 years (vs Ohio 38.1y)
Age Summary · Children Pct27.3%
Age Summary · Characterfamily-oriented
Age Summary · Total Pop955
Age Summary · Under 18261
Age Summary · 18 To 34214.0×
Age Summary · 35 To 64295.0×
Age Summary · 65 Plus185
Population under 18261
Median age35.4 years (vs Ohio 38.1y)

Sources: Census ACS 5-Year 2024 — place-level B01001 query · Census ACS 5-Year 2023  ·  Refreshed 2026-04-29

Race, Ethnicity & Diversity

Of 955 residents, race / ethnicity breaks down by Census ACS counts (a person can identify with one or more groups). The Simpson diversity index is 0.03 (0 = single group, 1 = perfectly even distribution); this is read as relatively homogeneous.

White residents939
Hispanic or Latino residents17
Diversity Index · Diversity index (Simpson)3.5%
Diversity Index · Diversity labelrelatively homogeneous
Diversity Index · Groups counted2
Diversity Index · Largest group share98.2%
Hispanic or Latino population1.5% (vs Ohio 4.5%)
White (non-Hispanic) population95.4% (vs Ohio 77.9%)

Sources: Census ACS 5-Year 2023  ·  Refreshed 2026-04-12

Ancestry

Self-reported ancestry from Census ACS — what residents report as their ethnic origin, separate from race. Counts can exceed population because people can list multiple ancestries.

Top (8)

(unnamed)
German
(unnamed)
Irish
(unnamed)
English
(unnamed)
American
(unnamed)
Hispanic Total
(unnamed)
Black
(unnamed)
Polish
(unnamed)
Puerto Rican

Citizenship & Origin

Where residents were born and their citizenship status (Census ACS). 0.3% are foreign-born — below the U.S. average of 13.9%.

Residents born in this state831
Residents born in another state121
Share born in this state87.0%
Share born in another state13.0%
Native-born U.S. citizens12.7%
Foreign-born residents0.3%
Total foreign-born residents8
From Europe8

Households & Family Composition

365 households. Averaging 2.6 people each — matches the U.S. average of 2.5. 66% are family households — near the U.S. share of ~65%. Of 251 families, 27% are married couples with children.

Children under 18256
Total families251
Married couples with children67
Single-parent households10
Average household size2.57
Women who gave birth (past year)17.2%
Grandparents living with grandchildren9
Grandparents responsible for grandchildren6
Family households240 households (vs Ohio 7,027)
Households that are families65.8% (vs Ohio 55.9%)
Total households365 households (vs Ohio 12,056)

Sources: Census ACS 5-Year 2023  ·  Refreshed 2026-04-12

Residential Stability & Migration

How long residents have lived here and where they came from. 5.1% moved within the county in the past year — the U.S. baseline is roughly 8–10%. The surrounding county is losing 147 residents per year on net (IRS migration data).

Moved within the county (past year)5.1%
Migration · People moving in (annual)25,470
Migration · People moving out (annual)25,617
Migration · Net migration (in − out)-147
Migration · Year2022-2023

Sources: IRS SOI Migration 2021-2022  ·  Refreshed 2026-04-12

Disability

Census ACS measures self-reported functional limitations — vision, hearing, mobility, cognitive, self-care, or independent-living. The U.S. baseline disability rate is about 12–13%; rates trend higher with median age.

Residents with a disability86
Disability rate9.5%

Other

Congressional District · District2
Congressional District · FormattedOH-02
Congressional District · Congress118th
Cdc Birth Rate · Fips39047
Cdc Birth Rate · State Fips39
Cdc Birth Rate · County Fips047
Cdc Birth Rate · CountyFayette
Cdc Birth Rate · Birth Rate30.7%
Cdc Birth Rate · Lower Ci25.60
Cdc Birth Rate · Upper Ci36.60
Cdc Mortality · Fips39047
Cdc Mortality · CountyFayette County
Cdc Mortality · Urban RuralMicropolitan
Cdc Mortality · Total Deaths 2020 20231,123
Cdc Vaccination · Fips39047
Cdc Vaccination · CountyFayette County
Cdc Vaccination · Dose1 Pop Pct49.3%
Cdc Vaccination · Series Complete Pct45.8%
Cdc Vaccination · Booster Pct51.7%
Cdc Vaccination · Population 201928,525
Cdc Vaccination · Metro StatusNon-metro
Family Score · Score3.00
Family Score · Schools4
Family Score · Children Pct27.3%
Family Score · Ratinglimited
Town Summary · Key Factspopulation 955, declining, family-oriented, working-class, blue collar
Town Summary · Population955 people (vs Ohio 29,269)
Town Summary · CountyFayette County

Sources: Census place-to-CD118 crosswalk (place_fips) · federal dataset cascade