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    • Columbus. Population: 929,492. Population Density: 4,240per square mile. Total Area: 219.2 square miles. Year Founded: 1812; incorporated in 1816. Source: Pixabay.
    • Cleveland. Population: 367,786. Population Density: 4,734 per square mile. Total Area: 77.69 square miles. Year Founded: 1796; 1836 as city. Source: Unsplash. The city of Cleveland is located in Cuyahoga County, and the city also serves as the administrative center of the county.
    • Cincinnati. Population: 311,791. Population Density: 4,006 per square mile. Total Area: 77.84 square miles. Year Founded: 1788; 1820 as city. Source: Unsplash. Brown County, Clermont County, and Hamilton County are all neighboring counties to Cincinnati, which is situated in Ohio.
    • Toledo. Population: 267,603. Population Density: 3,325 per square mile. Total Area: 80.49 square miles. Year Founded: 1837. Source: Wikimedia. The city of Toledo may be found in the Ohio county of Lucas.
  2. May 28, 2019 · Among all Ohio cities regardless of size, Lakewood is the most densely populated with 9,060 people per square mile - about like Long Beach, California, and Seattle.

  3. May 29, 2018 · Cleveland is the most densely populated of Ohio's large cities. (Marvin Fong, Plain Dealer file) By. Rich Exner, cleveland.com. CLEVELAND, Ohio - While New York City is far and way the leader,...

  4. The most populated cities in Ohio are Columbus with 902,449, Cleveland at 370,365, Cincinnati with 308,870, Toledo at 269,962, and Akron with 190,273.

  5. Jan 4, 2024 · The largest city in Ohio is Columbus, with a population of 906,528. Columbus is the 14th largest city in the US. The second largest city is Cleveland, with a population of 367,991, and is the 54th largest city in the US.

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