Welcome to ohio.ocm.com, the official website of the state of Ohio. This comprehensive resource provides a wealth of information about Ohio, from its history and government to its economy, education, and tourism.
Ohio at a Glance
History and Government
Ohio's history dates back to the prehistoric era, with evidence of Native American settlements as early as 10,000 years ago. The first Europeans to explore the area were French fur traders in the 17th century. Ohio became a state in 1803 and played a significant role in the American Civil War.
Today, Ohio is governed by a governor and a bicameral legislature. The state has a strong manufacturing base and is home to many Fortune 500 companies.
Economy
Ohio's economy is the seventh largest in the United States, with a GDP of $616 billion (2020). The state's major industries include manufacturing, healthcare, and financial services. Ohio is also a major agricultural producer, ranking among the top 10 states in production of corn, soybeans, and wheat.
Education
Ohio has a strong public education system, with over 1,000 school districts and nearly 3 million students. The state is home to several nationally ranked universities, including Ohio State University, the University of Cincinnati, and Case Western Reserve University.
Tourism
Ohio offers a wide range of tourist attractions, from historical sites to natural wonders. Some of the most popular destinations include:
Transportation
Ohio is a major transportation hub, with a vast network of highways, rail lines, and airports. The state's largest airport is John Glenn Columbus International Airport, which serves over 8 million passengers annually.
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Tables
Table 1: Ohio's Largest Cities
Rank | City | Population |
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1 | Columbus | 878,570 |
2 | Cleveland | 381,012 |
3 | Cincinnati | 309,311 |
4 | Toledo | 270,871 |
5 | Akron | 190,469 |
Table 2: Ohio's Major Industries
Industry | Share of GDP |
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Manufacturing | 19.6% |
Healthcare | 15.9% |
Financial services | 11.5% |
Retail trade | 10.2% |
Education | 9.5% |
Table 3: Ohio's Top Tourist Attractions
Attraction | Location |
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame | Cleveland |
Cedar Point Amusement Park | Sandusky |
Ohio State University | Columbus |
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base | Dayton |
Hocking Hills State Park | Logan |
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