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Cincinnati, Ohio

Cincinnati, Ohio, the county seat of Hamilton County, is located in southwest Ohio on the Ohio River. Cincinnati is the third largest city in the state. It is a center of industry, commerce, and culture in the area.

Its port on the Ohio River is crucial to its economic success. Major industries include electronics, transportation, metals, music, food processing and banking. The largest corporations centered in the area include Proctor & Gamble, Federated Department Stores, and Kroger.

Now nicknamed "The Nati," Cincinnati is becoming a distinct place of pop culture and history. Many popular bands and musicians began their careers here. Cincinnati is a premiere, family-friendly, bustling city to move to -- which keeps local Cincinnati movers busy.

History:
John Cleves Symmes founded what is today the city of Cincinnati in 1778. Originally, the area was called Losantiville, which meant "The city opposite the mouth of the Licking River.

In 1790, the city's name was changed to Cincinnati, in commemoration of the Society of Cincinnati. The city was officially incorporated in 1819. Steam engines were introduced on the Ohio River which helped the city grow around this time.

In 1835, Cincinnati was nicknamed "Porkopolis", as it was the center of hog packing in the U.S. Cincinnati also served as a stop on the Underground Railroad around the time of the Civil War. In the late 1800's, Cincinnati was filled with crime and corruption. Today, Cincinnati is noted as one of the best-looking cities in the central United States.

Tourism:
Cincinnati is thirteen miles from the Cincinnati / Northern Kentucky International Airport.

Popular museums in the area include the Taft Museum, the Cincinnati Art Museum, and the Cincinnati Museum Center. Additional attractions include Eden Park and the Rosenthal Center for Contemporary Art. Cincinnati is famous for having the largest collection of nineteenth-century German architecture in the U.S. Major sports teams in Cincinnati include the baseball Reds, and the football Bengals, among several other smaller collegiate and professional teams.

A number of festivals also take place in Cincinnati. The more famous ones include, the Cincinnati Flower Show, Oktoberfest, the Taste of Cincinnati, and the Festival of Lights.

Climate:
Summers are warm and humid; winters are cold but generally bearable.

Colleges/Universities:
University of Cincinnati
Xavier University
Cincinnati State Technical and Community College
College of Mount Saint Joseph
The Union Institute
Cincinnati Bible College and Seminary
Southern Ohio College
Great Oaks Institute of Technology and Career Development

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