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[QUOTE="CbusCuse, post: 1373213, member: 507"]
Umm...not sure where you are getting your data as it looks way off for Columbus. There is plenty to do in Columbus. The economy is pretty good here. Much better than the rest of the state.
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Ohio's population is spread throughout the state with many major cities. [URL='http://worldpopulationreview.com/us-cities/columbus-population/']Columbus[/URL], the capital, has the highest population with 787,000 residents, followed by [URL='http://worldpopulationreview.com/us-cities/cleveland-population/']Cleveland[/URL] (396,800), [URL='http://worldpopulationreview.com/us-cities/cincinnati-population/']Cincinnati[/URL] (296,900), Toledo (287,000) and Akron (199,000).

Interestingly, the cities are wildly different when it comes to demographics and growth. While Columbus is growing rapidly, at a rate of 10% every decade, Cleveland by comparison is losing people at an alarming rate. In 1950, more than 900,000 people lived in Cleveland, and it’s population is declining at a rate similar to decaying cities like [URL='http://worldpopulationreview.com/us-cities/detroit-population/']Detroit[/URL].
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