Fast Facts

Cincinnati marks the point where Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky come together.

Cincinnati population: 385,457

Cincinnati's largest suburbs include: Anderson, Avondale, Blue Ash, Forest Park, Mason, Montgomery, Norwood, Reading, Sharonville, Springdale, West Chester, Covington, KY, Newport, KY.

Cincinnati

Major area employers:

American Financial Group
Chiquita
Cincinnati Public Schools
City of Cincinnati
GE Aircraft Engines
Health Alliance of Greater Cincinnati
Kroger Co.
Procter & Gamble
TriHealth Inc.
United States Federal Government
University of Cincinnati

Air service:

The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Airport is only 15 minutes from downtown Cincinnati. The airport offers non-stop service to more than 100 cities in the United States. The Lunken Airport also offers commercial and charter service to corporations throughout the region.Major highways: Interstates 71, 74 and 75 link the city of Cincinnati to the rest of the country.

Ports:

The city has two ports - the Port of Cincinnati Commerce and Ohio River System Port Commerce.

Cincinnati area industrial or warehouse space:

Over 76,000,000 square feet

Cincinnati "Class A" office space available within the downtown area: Over 6,700,000 square feet

Cincinnati "Class A" office space available in the suburbs: Over 6,600,000 square feet.

Area colleges and universities:

Miami University
Northern Kentucky University
The College of Mt. St. Joseph
University of Cincinnati
Xavier University