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Originally Posted by MonkeyRonin
Is Ohio considered Midwestern? Then yeah, Cincinnati is up there for sure. I'd probably lump that in more with the Appalachian region personally though.
Columbus also seems to have a pretty solid & healthy core.
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I would say that Ohio starts to really be more "midwestern" from around the Columbus area west. Basically, if you took a N-S line down the middle of the state. That pretty much coincides with where the land gets much flatter, and intensively agricultural -- the "corn belt" I guess.
NE OH is more similar to western PA/western NY and SE OH is more similar to western PA/WV. But once you get to Columbus (or Toledo), there's a palpable difference.
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Originally Posted by Centropolis
cincinnati is 100% midwestern in the same way as st. louis...it's just a different mode of midwestern than say milwaukee.
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yeah, the vast region is very far from being uniform.