Am I Rural? – Report
Report produced by the Rural Health Information Hub on 06/30/25.
Lancaster, OH *
Latitude: 39.71365
Longitude: -82.59928
Census Tract:
39045032200 (2010 & 2020)
County:
Fairfield County, OH

* Report is for a specific point in Lancaster, OH. Results may not be the same for all points in Lancaster, OH.
How Your Location is Defined | |
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Core Based Statistical Areas (CBSAs), 2023 Data Source: 2023 TIGER/Line, U.S. Census Bureau |
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Urban Areas, 2020 Data Source: 2023 TIGER/Line, U.S. Census Bureau |
Located within an Urban Area.
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Federal Office of Rural Health Policy (FORHP) defined rural areas Data Source: List provided by the Federal Office of Rural Health Policy - updated 11/21/2024 |
Census Tract 39045032200 (2010) in Fairfield County, OH has been designated by FORHP as rural. |
Frontier and Remote Area (FAR) 2010 Data Source: Frontier and Remote Area Codes, Economic Research Service |
Note: FAR levels are based on 2010 ZIP codes, which may be different than what the location currently uses ZIP code (2010): 43130
For a full list of FAR ZIP codes, see: Frontier and Remote Area Codes, Economic Research Service. |
Rural Urban Commuting Areas (RUCAs) by 2010 census tract Data Source: Rural-Urban Commuting Area Codes, Economic Research Service |
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Rural Urban Continuum Codes (RUCCs) 2023 Data Source: Economic Research Service |
RUCCs are assigned at the county level.
Information for Fairfield County
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Urban Influence Codes (UICs) 2024 Data Source: Economic Research Service |
Information for Fairfield County
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Census 2020, Percent Rural Data Source: Urban and Rural, U.S. Census Bureau |
Information for Fairfield County
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The information provided by this service addresses only the rural aspect of a program's requirements. Your Am I Rural? report is not a guarantee of your rural status. Please check with the program contacts directly to verify your eligibility for specific federal programs. | ||
Program | Rural? | Explanation |
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CMS - Rural Health Clinics (RHC) Program | YES |
CMS interim guidance considers a
location to meet the rural location requirement for the RHC program if it is outside of an urbanized
area in the 2010 Census Bureau data OR if it is outside of an urban area in the 2020 Census Bureau data.
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Area Type | Details | |
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Primary Care Health Professional Shortage Area (HPSA) | NO | |
Dental Care HPSA | NO | |
Mental Health HPSA | YES |
Name: Fairfield County
ID: 7399204192 Type: Geographic HPSA Score: 15 Date of Designation: April 13, 2010 Last Update: September 2, 2021 |
Medically Underserved Area/Population | YES |
Name: Low Inc - Lancaster/Baltimore Service Area
ID: 02613 Type: Medically Underserved Area – Governor’s Exception Score: 0 Date of Designation: November 20, 1995 Last Update: November 20, 1995 |
For data sources and definitions, see the Rural Classifications help section.