THE MOST IMPORTANT CITIES

Near of 74% of the population of Ohio lives in cities, whereas the rest lives in rural areas. Around 85% of the population of the state lives in metropolitan regions, with the half of all the population of the state living in one of the three greater metropolitan regions of Ohio: Cincinnati, Cleveland and Columbus Columbus Is the most populated city of the state, although the metropolitan region more populated is the one of Cincinna

COLUMBUS (of poblacion 754 885 hab)

Columbus Is the biggest city and capital of the American state of Ohio. It received this name in honour to the admiral Cristóbal Columbus. Founded in 1812 in the confluencia of the rivers Scioto and Olentangy, assumed the functions of state capital in 1816. The city has a very diverse economy based in the education, Insurers, cuidar of the health and technology. Recognised like the eighth better populous city habitable in the Total

 CLEVELAND (of poblacion total 478,403 hab)

The municipality is situated in the noreste of Ohio in the bank south of the lake Erie, roughly to 100 km west of the border of Pennsylvania. It was founded in 1796

CINCINNATI (of poblacion total 331,310 hab)

The city is located in the southwest of Ohio, to banks of the river Ohio in the border of Ohio with Kentucky. With a population in 2006 of 332.252 Cleveland, and the 56 bigger city in the United State
Cincinnati Also is known for having one of the collections Bigger of Italian architecture of the 19th century in the United States

DAYTON (of poblacion total 156.771 hab)

 is a city situated in the southwest of Ohio The city is known for housing the designated Agreements of Dayton, by which put  end to the war of the Balkans. It is also the place of birth of the Brothers Wright

SPRINGFIELD (of poblacion total 60 608 hab)

is a city situated in the county of Clark in the American state of Ohio The city is situated in the southwest of Ohio and is situated in the Crazy River, Buck Creek and Beaver Creek, roughly to 72 kilometres west of Columbus, the capital of the State, Springfield Is the home of two institutions of upper education, the University of Wittenberg and Clark State Community College.