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Dayton Ohio is a city in southwestern Ohio, United States. It is the county seat and largest city of Montgomery County. As of the 2005 census estimate, the population of Dayton was 158,873. The Dayton metropolitan area, or Greater Dayton, which includes the communities of Vandalia, Trotwood, Kettering, Centerville, Beavercreek, West Carrollton, Huber Heights, Troy, and Miamisburg, had a population of 843,577 as of the 2005 estimate. Dayton is situated within the Miami Valley region of Ohio, just north of the Cincinnati metropolitan area.
Dayton Ohio plays host to significant industrial, aerospace, and technological/engineering research activity and is known for the many technical innovations and inventions developed there. The city was the home of the Wright brothers, poet Paul Laurence Dunbar, and entrepreneur John H. Patterson. The Dayton area is home to several major international, national, and regional corporations, including NCR, Reynolds & Reynolds, Liberty Bank, Standard Register, WorkflowOne (formally Relizon), Huffy Bicycles, LexisNexis, and Mead prior to becoming MeadWestvaco.
Dayton Ohio was founded on April 1, 1796 by a small group of US settlers seven years before the admission of Ohio to the Union in 1803. The town was incorporated in 1805 and given its name after Jonathan Dayton, a captain in the American Revolutionary War and signer of the U.S. Constitution.
In 1797, Daniel C. Cooper laid out the Mad River Road, the first overland connection between Cincinnati, Ohio and Dayton. This opened up the "Mad River Country" at Dayton Ohio and the upper Miami Valley to settlement.
The Miami and Erie Canal, built in the 1830s, connected the Dayton Ohio commerce from Lake Erie via the Great Miami River and served as the principal route of transportation for western Ohio until the 1850s.
The catastrophic Great Dayton Ohio Flood of March 1913 severely affected much of the city, stimulated the growth of suburban communities outside central Dayton in areas lying further from the Miami River and on higher ground, and led to the establishment of the Miami Conservancy District in 1914. The flood remains an event of note in popular memory and local histories. The high waters damaged some of the Wright Brothers' glass plate photographic negatives of their glider flights at Kitty Hawk and power flights over Huffman Prairie near Dayton.
The Dayton Agreement, a peace accord between the parties to the hostilities of the conflict in Bosnia and the former Yugoslavia, was negotiated in the Dayton Ohio area. Negotiations took place from November 1, 1995 to November 21, 1995 at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton.
Dayton's primary nickname is the "Gem City". The origin of the name is no longer clear; it appears to stem either from a well-known racehorse named "Gem" that hailed from Dayton Ohio, or from descriptions of the city likening it to a gem. The most likely origin appears to be an 1840s article in a Cincinnati newspaper which reads "In a small bend of the Great Miami River, with canals on the east and south, it can be fairly said, without infringing on the rights of others, that Dayton Ohio is the gem of all our interior towns. It possesses wealth, refinement, enterprise, and a beautiful country, beautifully developed."
Paul Laurence Dunbar (1872-1906) later acknowledged the nickname in his poem, "Toast to Dayton", which contains this stanza: "She shall ever claim our duty, For she shines-the brightest gem That has ever decked with beauty Dear Ohio's diadem."
The city was advertised as "The Gem City, the Cleanest City in America" in the 1950s, 60s and into the 70s. The phrase was often seen on public trash cans, and other places throughout the city during this time period.
Due to the neglect of the city from the 1980s to present, the city had endured poverty, claiming the title of the 9th most impoverished city in the country. GM and its spinoff Delphi's factories, just to name a few, make up much of the cities' employment.Dayton Ohio also had a the 3rd highest Crime rate per capita in the State, putting Cleveland 1st, Cincinnati in 2nd and Toledo in 4th.
Ohio's nickname "Birthplace of Aviation" is also frequently seen due to Dayton Ohio being the hometown of the Wright Brothers. In their bicycle shop in Dayton, the Wrights developed the principles of aerodynamics, and designed and constructed a number of gliders and portions of their first airplane. After their first manned flights in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, the Wrights continued testing at nearby Huffman Prairie.
Dayton Ohio is located at 39°45'46"N, 83°11'48"W (39.762708, -84.196665)GR1. The city sits in the Miami River Valley, north of Cincinnati, well south of Toledo, south-west of Columbus, and east of Richmond, Indiana, in the southwest quadrant of the state. Most official and government designations place it in west-central Ohio (a term which colloquially often refers to Lima, Ohio). It is at the confluence of the Great Miami River, the Stillwater and Mad rivers, and Wolf Creek. Greater Dayton is generally referred to by locals as the Miami Valley, which is understood to mean the area south of Sidney and north of Middletown, and west of Springfield to the Indiana border.
Dayton Ohio Aerial According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 146.7 km2 (56.6 mi2). 144.5 km2 (55.8 mi2) of it is land and 2.2 km2 (0.9 mi2) of it (1.55%) is water.
The region is dominated by a humid continental climate, characterized by hot, muggy summers and cold, dry winters. The highest temperature ever recorded in Dayton was 102 degrees F and the coldest was -25 degrees F.
Dayton Ohio is subject to Severe weather typical to the Midwestern United States. Tornadoes are possible from the spring to the fall. Floods, blizzards, and severe thunderstorms can also occur from time to time.
Per the Dayton Ohio censusGR2 of 2000, there were 166,179 people, 67,409 households, and 37,614 families residing in the city. Dayton Ohio population density was 1,150.3/km2 (2,979.3/mi2). Dayton Ohio 77,321 housing units at an average density of 535.2/km2 (1,386.3/mi2). Dayton Ohio racial makeup of the city was 53.40% White, 43.10%% Black or African American, 0.30% Native American, 0.65% Asian, 0.04% Pacific Islander, 0.70% from other races, and 1.83% from two or more races. 1.58% of the population were Hispanic or Latino of any race. Dayton Ohio remains largely segregated, with African Americans residing on the West and Whites on the East in the City Proper.
Unlike many midwestern cities of its age, Dayton Ohio has very broad and straight downtown streets (generally two full lanes in each direction), facilitating access to the downtown even after the automobile became popular. The main reason for the broad streets was that Dayton was a marketing and shipping center from its beginning: streets were broad to enable wagons drawn by teams of three to four pairs of oxen to turn around. In addition, some of today's streets were once barge canals flanked by draw-paths.
A courthouse building was constructed in downtown Dayton Ohio in 1888 to supplement Dayton's original Neoclassical courthouse, which still stands. This second, "new" courthouse has since been replaced with new facilities as well as a park.
Dayton's nine historic neighborhoods — Oregon District, Wright Dunbar, Dayton View, Grafton Hill, McPherson Town, Webster Station, Huffman, St. Anne's Hill, and South Park — feature mostly single-family houses and mansions in the Neoclassical, Jacobethan, Tudor Revival, English Gothic, Chateauesque, Craftsman, Queen Anne, Georgian Revival, Colonial Revival, Renaissance Revival, Shingle, Prairie, Mission Revival, Eastlake/Italianate, American Foursquare, and Federal styles of architecture.
The two tallest buildings of the Dayton Ohio skyline are the Kettering Tower and the MeadWestvaco Tower. Kettering Tower was originally Winters Tower, the headquarters of Winters Bank. The building was renamed after Virginia Kettering when Winters was merged into BankOne.
Dayton is home to the Dayton Art Institute, a museum of fine arts. The National Museum of the United States Air Force is at nearby Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
The Dayton Ohio Aviation Heritage National Historical Park commemorates the lives and achievements of Dayton natives Orville and Wilbur Wright and Paul Laurence Dunbar.
SunWatch Indian Village/Archaeological Park is located on the south end of Dayton. SunWatch is the location of a 12th century American Indian village that has been partially reconstructed and includes a museum where visitors can learn about the Indian history of the Miami Valley.
Dayton Ohio is also home to a variety of performing arts venues. The Benjamin and Marian Schuster Performing Arts Center at the corner of Second and Main, is the home performance venue of the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra and the Dayton Opera. In addition to Philharmonic and Opera performances, the Schuster Center hosts concerts, lectures, traveling Broadway shows, and is a popular spot for weddings and other events. The historic Victoria Theatre, located at the corner of First and Main, hosts concerts, traveling Broadway shows, ballet, a summertime classic film series, and much more. The Loft Theatre, also on Main Street, is the home of the Human Race Theatre Company.
South of Dayton Ohio in Kettering is the Fraze Pavilion which hosts many nationally and internationally known musicians for concerts. Also south of downtown, on the banks of the Great Miami River, is the University of Dayton Arena, home venue for the University of Dayton Flyers basketball teams and the location of various other events and concerts. North of Dayton is the Hara Arena and the Nutter Center, venues that frequently host sporting events and concerts. The Nutter Center is the home arena for athletics of Wright State University and the Dayton Bombers. From 1996 to 1998, Dayton Ohio hosted the National Folk Festival.
The Dayton Ohio Amateur Radio Association annually hosts North America's largest hamfest at Hara Arena. Amateur radio operators are commonly referred to as "hams" with as many as 25,000 traveling from around the world to attend this convention.
The principal general-circulation daily newspaper in the region is the Dayton Daily News, which is owned by Cox Communications. Christian Citizen USA (currently doing business as Citizen USA), which claims to uphold "traditional values" and distances itself from secular media, is a newspaper with circulation in greater Dayton and its surrounding suburban communities. The Dayton City Paper is a free weekly circulation newspaper. The Kettering-Oakwood Times is a weekly with circulation primarily in the south suburban communities. Flyer News is the semiweekly student newspaper at the University of Dayton and serves the campus community.
The Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority (RTA) operates public bus routes in the Dayton metro area. In addition to routes covered by traditional diesel-powered buses, RTA has a number of electric trolley bus routes. In continuous operation since 1888, Dayton's is the longest-running of the five remaining trolley bus systems in the U.S.
Air transportation is available via the James M. Cox Dayton International Airport, located in nearby Vandalia, just north of Dayton proper. Dayton is located on Interstate 75, which intersects Interstate 70 just north of the city. This intersection is also known as "Freedom Veterans Crossroads." Liberty Cab (in operation since 1929), Checker Cab and Airport Checker Cab all provide taxicab service throughout the Dayton metro area.
When traveling from Michigan on I-75 Heading to Southern States, there is almost no way around Downtown Dayton heading South.
Route 4 and Interstate 75 is also known to locals as Mal-Function Junction, because of the Sharp 90 degree turn in the Northbound lanes of I-75, that causes heavy traffic delays during Rush Hour. That land of interstate is also known for traffic accidents.
Dayton is home to two major universities: the University of Dayton, a private, Catholic institution founded in 1850 by the Marianist order, and the public Wright State University, which became a state university in 1967. Wright State University has the only medical school in the Dayton area. The University of Dayton has the only American Bar Association (ABA) approved law school in the Dayton area. The Kettering College of Medical Arts offers two-year and four-year degrees in several disciplines including nursing.
Dayton is also home to one of the country's leading community colleges, Sinclair Community College (founded as a YMCA college in 1887). Miami Jacobs College is another junior college in Dayton.
Dayton Public High Schools are: Paul Laurence Dunbar High, Colonel White High, Meadowdale High, Patterson Career Center, Belmont High, and Stivers School for the Arts. In 2006 Paul Laurence Dunbar High School won the State Championship in Basketball.
During the 1990s, The Dayton Public School System was the lowest performing school district in the state of Ohio. After a dramatic reconstructioning of the schools in the mid 2000s, the school system had a new superintendent The district moved up from "academic emergency" to "continuous improvement", building new schools and the 1st all girls school in the City. The school districts motto states that "A New Day is Dawning" for Dayton Public Schools.
The city has a rich heritage of inventions and innovations, with more patents per capita than any other city in the nation. Some of these inventions include the cash register, the stepladder, microfiche, waterproof cellophane, pop top beverage cans, the movie projector, space food, parking meters, the aircraft supercharger, the automobile self-starter, gas masks, and the parachute.
Dayton Ohio has received the All-America City Award three times.
The first American Professional Football Association (precursor to the NFL) game was played in Triangle Park between the Dayton Ohio Triangles and the Columbus Panhandles on October 3, 1920.
The first All-American Soap Box Derby was held in Dayton Ohio on August 19, 1934.
The Incredible Hulk, Bruce Banner, is from Dayton Ohio in the Marvel Comics universe. This was in the original comic book version, and not necessarily in the tv show, movie, or Ultimate comic book versions.
Dayton Ohio was a stop along the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad that connected Pittsburgh to Chicago and St. Louis.
In May 2004 a traffic accident was recorded on video at the intersection of Third Street and Edwin C. Moses Boulevard in Dayton, Ohio. The video became a somewhat popular email item due to its unbelievable depiction of a pedestrian being hit by one of the vehicles. An episode of Criminal Minds was set in Dayton, Ohio.
The city of Dayton, Ohio is mentioned in the critically-acclaimed Kurt Vonnegut novel Slaughterhouse-Five.
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A: -- Aberdeen - Ada - Adairo - Adams Mills - Adamsville - Addison - Addyston - Adelphi - Adena - Adrian - Akron - Albany - Albion - Alexandria - Alger - Alledonia - Allensburg - Allensville - Alliance - Alpha - Alvada - Alvordton - Amanda - Amelia - Amesville - Amherst - Amlin - Amsden - Amsterdam - Anderson - Andover - Anna - Ansonia - Antwerp - Apple Creek - Arcadia - Arcanum - Archbold - Arlington - Arlington Heights - Armstrong Mills - Ash Ridge - Ashland - Ashley - Ashtabula - Ashville - Athens - Attica - Attica Junction - Atwater - Augusta - Aurora - Austinburg - Austintown - Ava - Avon - Avon Lake - Avondale
B: -- Bailey Lakes - Bainbridge - Bairdstown - Bakersville - Baltic - Baltimore - Bannock - Barb - Barberton - Bardwell - Barlow - Barnesville - Bartlett - Barton - Bascom - Batavia - Bath - Bay View - Bay Village - Bayard - Bazetta - Beach City - Beachwood - Beallsville - Beaver - Beaver Creek - Beavercreek - Beaverdam - Becks Mills - Bedford - Bedford Heights - Belfast - Bellaire - Bellbrook - Belle Center - Belle Valley - Belle Vernon - Bellefontaine - Bellevue - Bellville - Belmont - Belmore - Beloit - Belpre - Bentleyville - Benton - Benton Ridge - Bentonville - Berea - Bergholz - Berkey - Berlin - Berlin Center - Berlin Heights - Berlinville - Berwick - Bethany - Bethel - Bethesda - Bethlehem - Bettsville - Beulah Beach - Beverly - Bevis - Bexley - Bidwell - Big Prairie - Birmingham - Black Horse - Blacklick - Bladensburg - Blaine - Blainesville - Blake - Blakeslee - Blanchester - Blissfield - Bloomdale - Blooming Grove - Bloomingburg - Bloomingdale - Bloomingville - Bloomville - Blue Ash - Blue Ball - Blue Creek - Blue Rock - Bluffton - Boardman - Bolivar - Bond Hill - Bono - Boston - Botkins - Boughtonville - Bourneville - Bowerston - Bowersville - Bowling Green - Braceville - Bradford - Bradner - Brady Lake - Bradyville - Branch Hill - Bratenahl - Brecksville - Bremen - Brewster - Briarwood Beach - Brice - Bridgeport - Bridgetown - Briggs - Brilliant - Brinkhaven - Bristolville - Broadview Heights - Broadway - Bronson - Brook Park - Brookfield - Brooklyn - Brooklyn Heights - Brookpark - Brookville - Brookwood - Brown County - Brownhelm - Brownsville - Browntown - Brunswick - Bryan - Buchtel - Buckeye Lake - Buckeye Village - Buckland - Bucks - Bucyrus - Buffalo - Buford - Bunker Hill - Burbank - Burghill - Burgoon - Burkettsville - Burnet Woods - Burton - Burton City - Butler - Butlerville - Byesville - Byrd
C: -- Cable - Cadiz - Cairo - Calcutta - Caldwell - Caledonia - California - Cambridge - Camden - Cameron - Camp Dennison - Camp Washington - Campbell - Campbellsport - Canal Fulton - Canal Winchester - Canfield - Canton - Carbon Hill - Carbondale - Cardington - Carey - Carlisle - Carmel - Caroline - Carroll - Carrollton - Carrothers - Carthage - Carthagena - Casstown - Castalia - Castine - Catawba - Catawba Island - Cecil - Cedarville - Celeryville - Celina - Centerburg - Centerton - Centerville - Ceylon - Chagrin Falls - Chagrin Township - Chambersburg - Champion - Chandlersville - Chapel Hill Mall - Chardon - Charlestown - Charm - Chatfield - Chatham - Chauncey - Chautauqua - Cherry Fork - Cherry Grove - Cherry Valley - Chesapeake - Cheshire - Chester - Chesterhill - Chesterland - Chesterville - Cheviot - Chickasaw - Chillicothe - Chilo - Chippewa Lake - Chippewa on the Lake - Christiansburg - Cincinnati -Circleville - City View Heights - Clarington - Clarksburg - Clarksfield - Clarkson - Clarksville - Clay Center - Claysville - Clayton - Clear Creek - Cleve Elec Ill Co - Cleveland - Cleveland Heights - Cleves - Clifton - Clinton - Clinton County - Cloverdale - Clyde - Cnl Wnchstr - Coal Grove - Coal Run - Coalton - Coitsville - Coldwater - Colerain - College Corner - College Hill - Collins - Collinsville - Colton - Columbia - Columbia Station - Columbiana - Columbus - Columbus Grove - Commercial Point - Concord - Conesville - Congress - Congress Lake - Conneaut - Conneaut Harbor - Connorsville - Conotton - Conover - Continental - Convoy - Cool Ridge Heights - Coolville - Copley - Corinth - Cornersburg - Corning - Corryville - Cortland - Corwin - Coshocton - County Fair - Covedale - Covington - Cozaddale - Craig Beach - Craigton - Cream City - Creola - Crestline - Creston - Cridersville - Crooksville - Crosby - Crosstown - Croton - Crown City - Cuba - Cumberland - Cumminsville - Curtice - Custar - Cutler - Cuyahoga Falls - Cuyahoga Heights - Cygnet - Cynthiana
D: -- Dalton - Damascus - Danville - Darrtown - Day Heights - Dayton - De Graff - Decatur - Deer Park - Deerfield - Deersville - Defiance - Del Fair - Delaware - Delhi - Dellroy - Delphi - Delphos - Delta - Dennison - Dent - Derby - Derwent - Deshler - Deunquat - Dexter - Dexter City - Diamond - Dilles Bottom - Dillonvale - Dilworth - Dola - Donnelsville - Dorset - Dover - Doylestown - Drakesburg - Dresden - Drexel - Dublin - Dueber - Dunbridge - Duncan Falls - Dundas - Dundee - Dungannon - Dunglen - Dunkirk - Dunlap - Dupont
E: -- East Akron - East Ashtabula - East Canton - East Claridon - East Cleveland - East Conneaut - East Danville - East End - East Fultonham - East Greenville - East Liberty - East Liverpool - East Mansfield - East Monroe - East Orwell - East Palestine - East Rochester - East Sparta - East Springfield - East Townsend - Eastlake - Easton - Eastwood - Eaton - Edenton - Edenville - Edgerton - Edgewater - Edgewood - Edinburg - Edison - Edon - Elba - Eldorado - Elgin - Elida - Elizabethtown - Elkton - Ellet - Elliston - Ellsberry - Ellsworth - Elm Grove - Elmore - Elmville - Elmwood Place - Elyria - Empire - Englewood - Enon - Epworth Heights - Etna - Euclid - Evansport - Evanston - Evendale - Everett - Ewington
F: -- Fairborn - Fairfax - Fairfield - Fairhope - Fairlawn - Fairmont - Fairmount - Fairpoint - Fairport Harbor - Fairview - Fairview Park - Farmdale - Farmer - Farmerstown - Farmersville - Farnham - Fayette - Fayette County - Fayetteville - Feed Springs - Feesburg - Felicity - Findlay - Finneytown - Firestone Park - Fitchville - Five Mile - Flat Rock - Fleming - Fletcher - Flushing - Fly - Forest - Forest Park - Fort Jennings - Fort Loramie - Fort Recovery - Fort Scott Camps - Fort Seneca - Foster - Fostoria - Fowler - Frankfort - Franklin - Franklin Furnace - Frazeysburg - Fredericksburg - Fredericktown - Freedom - Freeport - Fremont - Fresno - Friendship - Fulton - Fultonham
G: -- Gahanna - Galena - Galion - Gallipolis - Galloway - Gambier - Ganges - Garfield Heights - Garrettsville - Gates Mills - Geneva - Genoa - Georges Run - Georgetown - Germantown - Gettysburg - Gibsonburg - Gilboa - Girard - Gist Settlement - Glandorf - Glen Robbins - Glencoe - Glendale - Glenford - Glenmont - Glenwillow - Gloria Glens - Glouster - Gnadenhutten - Golf Manor - Gomer - Gordon - Goshen - Grafton - Grand Rapids - Grand River - Grandview - Grandview Heights - Granville - Gratiot - Gratis - Graysville - Graytown - Green - Green Camp - Green Springs - Green Township - Greene - Greenfield - Greenford - Greenhills - Greentown - Greenville - Greenwich - Greer - Grelton - Groesbeck - Grove City - Groveport - Grover Hill - Guernsey - Guilford - Gustavus - Guysville - Gypsum
H: -- Hallsville - Hamden - Hamersville - Hamilton - Hamler - Hamlet - Hammondsville - Hanging Rock - Hannibal - Hanoverton - Harbor View - Harlem Springs - Harmon - Harpster - Harriett - Harrisburg - Harrison - Harrisville - Harrod - Hartford - Hartland - Hartsgrove - Hartville - Harveysburg - Haskins - Havana - Haverhill - Haviland - Haydenville - Hayesville - Hazelwood - Heath - Hebron - Helena - Hemlock - Hemlock Grove - Henrietta - Hepburn - Hicksville - Hide Away Hills - Higginsport - Highland - Highland Heights - Highland Hills - Hilliard - Hills and Dales - Hillsboro - Hinckley - Hiram - Hockingport - Holgate - Holland - Hollansburg - Holloway - Holmesville - Homer - Homerville - Homeworth - Hooven - Hopedale - Hopewell - Houston - Howard - Howenstein - Howland - Hoytville - Hubbard - Huber - Huber Heights - Hudson - Hunting Valley - Huntsburg - Huntsville - Huron - Hyde Park
I: -- Iberia - Idaho - Independence - Indian Hill - Indian Springs - Ink - Irondale - Ironton - Irwin - Isle Saint George - Ithaca - Ivorydale
J: -- Jackson - Jackson Belden - Jackson Center - Jacksontown - Jacksonville - Jacobsburg - Jamestown - Jasper - Jefferson - Jeffersonville - Jenera - Jeromesville - Jerry City - Jerusalem - Jewell - Jewett - Jnctn City - Johnstown - Junction City - Justus
K: -- Kalida - Kansas - Keene - Kelleys Island - Kelloggsville - Kenmore - Kennedy Heights - Kensington - Kent - Kenton - Kenwood - Kerr - Kettering - Kettlersville - Kidron - Kilbourne - Kilgore - Killbuck - Kimball - Kimbolton - Kings Island - Kings Mills - Kingston - Kingsville - Kinsman - Kipling - Kipton - Kirby - Kirkersville - Kirtland - Kirtland Hills - Kitts Hill - Kunkle
L: -- La Fayette - La Rue - Lacarne - Lafayette - Lafferty - Lagrange - Laings - Lake Aquilla - Lake Cable - Lake Fork - Lake Milton - Lake Slagle - Lake White - Lakeline - Lakemore - Lakeside - Lakeside-Marblehead - Lakeview - Lakeville - Lakewood - Lancaster - Landon - Langsville - Lansing - Latham - Lattasburg - Latty - Laura - Laurel - Laurelville - Lawrence - Layland - Leavittsburg - Lebanon - Lees Creek - Leesburg - Leesville - Leetonia - Leipsic - Lemert - Lemoyne - Lena - Lenox - Lewis Center - Lewisburg - Lewistown - Lewisville - Lexington - Liberty Center - Liberty Township - Lima - Limaville - Lincoln Heights - Lincoln Village Fin Unit - Lindale - Lindentree - Lindenwald - Lindsey - Linndale - Linwood Park - Linworth - Lisbon - Litchfield - Lithopolis - Little Hocking - Little London - Little Washington - Little York - Lockbourne - Lockland - Lockwood - Lodi - Logan - London - Londonderry - Long Bottom - Lorain - Lordstown - Lore City - Losantiville - Lou S Hallmark - Loudonville - Louisville - Loveland - Lowell - Lowellville - Lower Salem - Lucas - Lucasville - Luckey - Ludlow Falls - Lykens - Lynchburg - Lyndhurst - Lyndhurst Mayfield - Lyndon - Lynx - Lyons - Lytle
M: -- Macedonia - Mack - Macksburg - Madeira - Madison - Magnetic Spring - Magnetic Springs - Magnolia - Maineville - Malaga - Malinta - Malta - Malvern - Manchester - Mansfield - Mantua - Maple Heights - Maple Valley - Mapleton - Maplewood - Marathon - Marble Cliff - Marblehead - Marengo - Maria Stein - Mariemont - Marietta - Marion - Mark Center - Marne - Marshall - Marshallville - Martel - Martin - Martins Ferry - Martinsburg - Martinsville - Marysville - Mason - Massie - Massillon - Masury - Matamoras - Maumee - Maximo - Mayfield - Mayfield Heights - Mayfield Village - Maynard - McArthur - McClure - McComb - McConnelsville - McCutchenville - McDermott - McDonaldsville - McGuffey - McKinley - McZena - Mecca - Mechanic - Mechanicsburg - Mechanicstown - Medina - Medway - Melmore - Melrose - Mendon - Mentor - Mesopotamia - Metamora - Mexico - Miami - Miamisburg - Miamitown - Miamiville - Middle Bass - Middle Point - Middlebranch - Middleburg - Middleburg Heights - Middlefield - Middleport - Middletown - Midland - Midpark - Midvale - Milan - Milford - Millbury - Milledgeville - Miller City - Millersburg - Millersport - Millersville - Millfield - Millville - Milton Center - Mineral City - Mineral Ridge - Minersville - Minerva - Minford - Mingo - Mingo Junction - Minster - Mitiwanga - Mogadore - Mohicanville - Mol - Moline - Monclova - Monroe - Monroe Center - Monroeville - Montezuma - Montgomery - Montpelier - Montville - Moorefield - Moraine - Moreland Hills - Morges - Morning Sun - Morral - Morristown - Morrow - Moscow - Moultrie - Mount Air - Mount Blanchard - Mount Carmel - Mount Cory - Mount Eaton - Mount Gilead - Mount Healthy - Mount Holly - Mount Hope - Mount Liberty - Mount Olive - Mount Orab - Mount Perry - Mount Pisgah - Mount Pleasant - Mount Saint Joseph - Mount Sterling - Mount Vernon - Mount Victory - Mount Washington - Mowrystown - Moxahala - Munroe Falls - Murdock - Murray City
N: -- Nankin - Napoleon - Nashport - Nashville - Navarre - Neapolis - Neffs - Negley - Nelson - Nelsonville - Nevada - Neville - New Albany - New Alexander - New Alexandria - New Athens - New Baltimore - New Bavaria - New Bedford - New Bloomington - New Boston - New Bremen - New Carlisle - New Concord - New Cumberland - New Franklin - New Garden - New Hagerstown - New Hampshire - New Harmony - New Harrisburg - New Haven - New Holland - New Knoxville - New Lebanon - New Lexington - New London - New Lyme - New Madison - New Market - New Marshfield - New Matamoras - New Miami - New Middletown - New Paris - New Philadelphia - New Pittsburgh - New Plymouth - New Richmond - New Riegel - New Rumley - New Springfield - New Straitsville - New Vienna - New Washington - New Waterford - New Weston - New Winchester - Newark - Newburgh Heights - Newbury - Newcomerstown - Newport - Newport - Newton Falls - Newtonsville - Newtown - Ney - Niles - Noble - North Baltimore - North Bend - North Benton - North Bloomfield - North Canton - North Eaton - North Fairfield - North Georgetown - North Hampton - North Hill - North Industry - North Jackson - North Kingsville - North Lawrence - North Lewisburg - North Liberty - North Lima - North Madison - North Monroeville - North Olmsted - North Perry - North Randall - North Ridgeville - North Robinson - North Royalton - North Star - North Uniontown - North Woodbury - Northfield - Northfield Center - Northfield Village - Northridge - Northside - Northup - Northwood - Norton - Norwalk - Norwich - Norwood - Nova - Novelty
O: -- Oak Harbor - Oak Hill - Oakfield - Oakley - Oakwood - Oakwood Village - Oberlin - Obetz - Oceola - Oh City - Ohio City - Okeana - Okolona - Old Fort - Old Washington - Olena - Olivesburg - Olmsted Falls - Oneida - Ontario - Orange - Orange Village - Orangeville - Orchard Island - Oregon - Oregonia - Orient - Orrville - Orwell - Osgood - Osnaburg - Ostrander - Ottawa - Otterbien Home - Ottoville - Otway - Overpeck - Owensville - Oxford
P: -- Painesville - Palestine - Pandora - Paris - Parkdale - Parkman - Parkview - Parma - Parma Heights - Parral - Pataskala - Patmos - Patriot - Patterson - Pattersonville - Paulding - Pavonia - Payne - Pedro - Peebles - Pekin - Pemberton - Pemberville - Peninsula - Pennsville - Pepper Pike - Perry - Perrysburg - Perrysville - Petersburg - Pettisville - Phillipsburg - Philo - Phoneton - Pickerington - Piedmont - Pierpont - Piketon - Piney Fork - Pioneer - Piqua - Pisgah - Pitsburg - Plain City - Plainfield - Plankton - Pleasant City - Pleasant Hill - Pleasant Home - Pleasant Plain - Pleasant Ridge - Pleasant Run Farms - Pleasantville - Plymouth - Poetown - Poland - Polk - Pomeroy - Port Clinton - Port Jefferson - Port Washington - Port William - Portage - Portage Lakes - Portland - Portsmouth - Potsdam - Powell - Powhatan Point - Price Hill - Pricetown - Princeton - Proctor - Proctorville - Prospect - Put-in-Bay
Q: -- Quaker City - Queen City - Quincy
R: -- Racine - Radcliff - Radnor - Ragersville - Rainsboro - Randolph - Rarden - Ravenna - Rawson - Ray - Rayland - Raymond - Reading - Redhaw - Reed - Reedsville -Reedtown - Reedurban - Reese - Reese Station - Reesville - Reily - Reinersville - Reminderville - Reno - Republic - Reynoldsburg - Riceland - Richfield - Richfield Heights - Richmond - Richmond Dale - Richmond Heights - Richville - Richwood - Ridgefield - Ridgeville - Ridgeville Corners - Ridgeway - Rinard Mills - Rio Grande - Ripley - Rising Sun - Risingsun - Rittman - River Corners - Riveredge - Riverlea - Riverside - Riverside Park - Roaming Rock Shores - Roaming Shores - Roanoke - Robertsville - Rochester - Rock Camp - Rock Creek - Rockbridge - Rockford - Rocky Ridge - Rocky River - Rodney - Rogers - Rome - Rootstown - Roselawn - Roselawn Finance - Roseville - Rosewood - Ross - Ross County - Rossburg - Rossford - Rossmoyne - Rossville - Roundhead - Rowsburg - Rudolph - Ruggles - Ruggles Beach - Rush - Rushsylvania - Rushville - Russell - Russell Township - Russells Point - Russellville - Russia - Rutland
S: -- Sabina - Sagamore Hills - Saint Bernard - Saint Clair - Saint Clairsville - Saint Henry - Saint Johns - Saint Louisville - Saint Martin - Saint Marys - Saint Paris - Salem - Salesville - Salineville - Salt Creek - Samantha - San Margherita - Sandusky - Sandyville - Sarahsville - Sardinia - Sardis - Savannah - Sayler Park - Scio - Scioto Furnace - Sciotoville - Scott - Scottown - Scroggsfield - Seaman - Sebring - Sedalia - Seilcrest Acres - Selma - Senecaville - Seven Hills - Seven Mile - Seville - Shade - Shademore - Shadyside - Shaker Heights - Shalersville - Shandon - Shanesville - Sharon Center - Sharon Township - Sharonville - Sharpsburg - Shauck - Shawnee - Shawnee Hills - Sheffield - Sheffield Lake - Shelby - Shenadoah - Shenandoah - Sherrodsville - Sherwood - Shiloh - Shinrock - Shore - Short Creek - Shreve - Siam - Sidney - Silver Lake - Silverton - Sinking Spring - Smithfield - Smithville - Solon - Somerdale - Somerset - Somerton - Somerville - Sonora - South Amherst - South Arlington - South Bloomfield - South Bloomingville - South Charleston - South Euclid - South Lebanon - South Lorain - South Madison - South Point - South Russell - South Salem - South Solon - South Vienna - South Village Floral - South Webster - South Zanesville - Southington - Sparta - Spencer - Spencerville - Spg Valley - Spring Valley - Springboro - Springdale - Springfield - Springvale - Stafford - Star Bank - Steam Corners - Steelville - Sterling - Steuben - Steubenville - Stewart - Stewartsville - Stillwater - Stillwell - Stock Yards - Stockdale - Stockport - Stone Creek - Stonelick - Stony Ridge - Stout - Stoutsville - Stow - Strasburg - Stratton - Stream Side - Streetsboro - Stringtown - Strongsville - Struthers - Stryker - Suffield - Sugar Grove - Sugar Grove Lake - Sugar Tree Ridge - Sugarcreek - Sullivan - Sulphur Springs - Summerfield - Summit Sta - Summit Station - Summitville - Sunbury - Swanton - Sycamore - Sycamore Township - Sycamore Valley - Sylvania - Symmes Township - Syracuse
T: -- Taft - Tallmadge - Tarlton - Taylortown - Terrace Park - Thatcher - The Plains - Thompson - Thornville - Thurman - Thurston - Tidd Dale - Tiffin - Tiltonsville - Timberlake - Tipp - Tipp City - Tippecanoe - Tiro - Toledo - Tontogany - Torch - Toronto - Trail - Tremont City - Trenton - Trimble - Trinway - Trotwood - Troy - Tuppers Plains - Tuscarawas - Twenty Mile Stand - Twightwee - Twinsburg
U: -- Uhrichsville - Union - Union City - Union Furnace - Unionport - Uniontown - Unionville - Uniopolis - University Heights - Upper Arlington - Upper Sandusky - Urbana - Urbancrest - Utica - Utopia
V: -- Valley City - Valley View - Valleydale - Valleyview - Van Buren - Van Wert - Vandalia - Vanlue - Vaughnsville - Venedocia - Vermilion - Vernon - Verona - Versailles - Vickery - Vienna - Vincent - Vinton
W, X, Y, and Z: -- Waco - Wadsworth - Waite Hill - Wakefield - Wakeman - Walbridge - Waldo - Walhonding - Walnut Creek - Walnut Hills - Walton Hills - Wapak - Wapakoneta - Warner - Warnock - Warren - Warrensville Heights - Warsaw - Washington Township - Washingtonville - Waterford - Waterloo - Watertown - Waterville - Wauseon - Waverly - Wayland - Wayne - Waynesburg - Waynesfield - Waynesville - Wellington - Wellston - Wellsville - West Akron - West Alexandria - West Andover - West Carrollton - West Chester - West Clarksfield - West Elkton - West Farmington - West Jefferson - West Lafayette - West Lebanon - West Leipsic - West Liberty - West Manchester - West Mansfield - West Mecca - West Millgrove - West Milton - West Point - West Portsmouth - West Richfield - West Rushville - West Salem - West Union - West Unity - Westboro - Western Hills - Westerville - Westfield Center - Westlake - Weston - Westville - Westville Lake - Westwood - Westwood Area 2 - Wharton - Wheelersburg - Whipple - White Cottage - White Oak - Whitehall - Whitehouse - Wickliffe - Widowville - Wilberforce - Wilkesville - Willard - Willetsville - Williamsburg - Williamsfield - Williamsport - Williamstown - Williston - Willoughby - Willoughby Hills - Willow Wood - Willowick - Willshire - Wilmington - Wilmot - Winchester - Windham - Windsor - Windsor Mills - Winesburg - Winfield - Wingett Run - Winona - Wintersville - Withamsville - Wolf - Wolf Run - Woodlawn - Woodmere - Woodsfield - Woodstock - Woodville - Wooster - Worthington - Wren - Wright Patterson - Wrightstown - Wrightsville - Wyandot - Wyoming - Xenia - Yale - Yankee Lake - Yankeetown - Yellow Springs - Yorkshire - Yorkville - Youngstown - Zaleski - Zanesfield - Zanesville - Zoar - Zoarville
This page was last revised on Wednesday, January 9, 2008 at 11:45 a.m. EST.
