Cheviot is a city in Hamilton County, Ohio with a population of 9,015 at the 2000 census. Its name comes from the Cheviot Hills in southern Scotland. John Craig purchased 320 acres of Green Township from Elias Boudinot and laid out the village. In 1818, he named the township after the Cheviot Hills in Scotland.
Listed below is information about the population of Cheviot and its surrounding areas. The US Census Bureau provides this information for free. You can also access other census data about the city and ZIP code by visiting the About Page. Lastly, you can find a list of schools in Cheviot City. And don't forget to check out the Population & Steets in Cheviot City!
The population of Cheviot is diverse. About 10 percent of residents have a Bachelor's degree or higher, while 5% have a Master's or Doctoral degree. The major industries in Cheviot are manufacturing and healthcare, with sales making up ten percent of the labor force. Residents of Cheviot earn $52,000 per year on average. In Ohio, this figure is only slightly higher.
The city's street names were inspired by Cincinnati's Montana Avenue. Montana Avenue runs through the city's Westwood neighborhood. The Cincinnati Bengals played the 49ers that year, and Borgmann was a 12-year-old in 1989. Today, he owns a pub in Cheviot called Fogarty's Irish Pub. Unlike his name-suffixing teammate, Matthew Stafford of the Los Angeles Rams doesn't have any street names in Cheviot.