Ohio's population

[vader]

Early last year Toledo was projected to pass Cincy in city population by the 2010census, I remember people in t-town was excited for a bit to become 3rd largest until Cincy challanged their figures. Toledo is losing population but not as bad as Cleveland, Cincy, and Dayton.. Dayton is bleeding big time. The census has both the Toledo and cincy populations painfully undercounted. Things should be corrected by the 2010 census, I dont expect populations to decline too much further.

[CirclevilleGuy]

I like to think we're in the middle of everything, not too populous , yet not to dense. Its 'fairly' easy to get a job , and yet live in a area with a low cost of living. Not too many places like Ohio where you can buy a house for $60,000 that's pretty decent, and have a short drive to a area where the median income is around $50,000/yr

[travelin]

Originally Posted by OneWayOut

Hate to be a "fussy Freddy", but, according to a US census bureau article posted on July 28, 2006:

Ohio's population in 2000 was: 11,353,140
Ohio's population in 2005 was: 11,464,042,

Which is a 1.0% increase between April 2000, and July 2005.

According to Mayor Carty Finkbeiner, people have been consistently moving out of the Toledo area for years. Articles on this keep getting posted in The Blade.

That sad. Just natural birth rate should occur for a much larger increase. Seems Ohio is headed down hill.