Craigslist Ohio

The state of Ohio (OH) was nicknamed the “Buckeye State” because of the many buckeye trees that once covered its hills and prairies.

It is located in the Midwest region, Northeast Central Division, in the Great Lakes Area, around which important cities of enormous industrial power were established. The famous Lake Erie is located in its territory.

Among the 50 states, it is located in the thirty-fourth place, for its territorial area of 116,105 square kilometers.

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About Ohio

Its population totals 11 million 536 thousand inhabitants; however, only 3.2% are Hispanic or Latino.

Its economic activity is based on the cultivation of soybeans, tomatoes and corn; livestock, raising pigs and producing dairy products, chickens and eggs; manufacturing of electrical and transportation equipment, metal products and machinery; and food processing.

It contains the largest Amish community in the world, formed by members of a North American Protestant sect of German origin, founded in the 17th century, which currently has more than 4,000 families, distinguished by their austerity and opposition to modern civilization.

This state is distinguished by its historic sites, mansions, buildings and churches of extraordinary architectural beauty.

Craigslist Ohio has been around since 1995, and in that time has become the world’s premier place to browse, access, share and post classified ads of all kinds. Whether you’re looking for job opportunities, housing, goods and services, local events and news, or items for sale, Craigslist Ohio has ads in every category except personal ads.

Some readers may recall that Craigslist Ohio had an absolutely devastating impact on local newspapers, where the paid classified section was usually the paper’s main source of revenue.