What and Where is
Cincinnati?

Cincinnati is a major city located in
the
central portion of the eastern half of the United States....
specifically in the southwest area of the
State of Ohio at 84 degrees 30'11" west longitude and 39 degrees 06'07"
north latitude.
Cincinnati is the major city in a region referred to as Greater
Cincinnati, which includes parts of the States of Ohio, Kentucky
and Indiana. The states in the U.S.A. are divided into
counties, and there are 13 counties in the Greater Cincinnati
region: five in Ohio, six in Kentucky and two in Indiana.
Greater Cincinnati is a beautiful area of gentle hills and
valleys, with the Ohio River curving through the center of the
region from east to west.
Greater Cincinnati has a population of 1,865,000 making it the
23rd largest metropolitan are in the U.S.
Within 600 miles (966km) of Greater Cincinnati is:
- 54% of the nation's population
- 54% of the nation's purchasing power
- 53% of the nation's manufacturing establishments
- 57% of the nation's value added by manufacturing
Quality of Life
Places Rated Almanac has judged Greater Cincinnati to be the "Most
Livable City in North America." Among the many attractions in the region
are:
- Sixth Lowest crime rate among major U.S. metropolitan areas
- Superb cultural activities including symphonic and pops orchestras,
ballet, opera, theater, and museums
- The Cincinnati Reds professional baseball, the Cincinnati Bengals
professional football, Senior Men's Golf Tour and the ATP professional
men's tennis tournament, horse racing and championship collegiate sports
- 16,700 acres of city and county parks; more than 20 state parks
within a one-to two-hour drive
- 25 private golf courses, 27 public courses; greens fees and golf
course-$20 one-time membership initiation fees at private
club-$2,000-$17,000
- A superb selection of housing, and the median price of homes sold is
14% below the U.S. average
- Year-round riverboat cruises on the Ohio River, and the
internationally famous Tall Stacks reunion of historic riverboats

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