West Carrollton is a city in Montgomery County, Ohio, United States. As of the 2010 census, the population was 13,143. The city is located within the Dayton Metropolitan Statistical Area. The Great Miami River forms the northern border of the city. The Great Miami River runs through West Carrollton. The population of West Carrollton is evenly distributed throughout the city. A population breakdown of the area is available below.
The school district in West Carrollton City has a total enrollment of 3,315 students. The district serves approximately 40% minorities and N/A students are considered economically disadvantaged. The student-teacher ratio is higher than the state average. The school district employs 4 full-time counselors. Approximately 5% of the students live in low-income areas. The public schools in West Carrollton City receive federal funds for instructional materials.
The median household and family income in West Carrollton are $40,964 and $48,832, respectively. Men have a median income of $38,382 and females have a median income of $25,591. The poverty rate in West Carrollton is 7.4% for families and 6.1% for individuals. In addition, 12.9% of the city's elderly and underage residents live below the poverty line.
The population and steets in West Carrollton City are shown in the following table. The cities closest to West Carrollton are listed in descending order of distance. The largest city in the county is Dayton. The area is approximately 6.4 square miles. The population of West Carrollton is 13,012.