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As the state capital of Ohio, the city has many beautiful features that keep a population of about 900,000 individuals very content with living there. Columbus, Ohio has been ranked among the top 10 states in the country with the youngest population. It has also been one of the country’s leading fashion cities behind New York and Los Angeles, so for anyone looking to move to a hipster environment, Columbus is the place to be! Some of the popular attractions for groups and families are the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, Franklin Park Conservatory, COSI, and Columbus Museum of Art.

This beautiful city is located in western Ohio and is home to the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force. With 19th-century architecture and many different exhibits, Dayton, Ohio remains one of the most incredible cities in Ohio. Dayton, Ohio has quite a bit of history and offers many opportunities to learn of its history with Carillon Historical Park, Boonshoft Museum of Discovery, and The Dayton Art Institute.

In Shelby County, Sidney, Ohio has a population of 21,000 people and s named after the English poet Sir Philip Sidney. Sidney has many different attractions and things to do for all ages including Tawawa Park, Shelby County Historical Society, Bonnyconnellan Castle, Robert O New Park, Johnston Farm, and Indian Agency

Located just north of Dayton, Ohio sits the beautiful town of Lima, Ohio home to nearly 40,000 people. Lima one of the most prominent hubs for business and local culture in the state of Ohio. Lima, Ohio is the home to the Allen county fair, Lima stadium, and the yearly Square Fair to support local businessmen and women!