4789:. Planning of the district began in 1840, when Ansel Miller suggested to build free public schools for all children in the city, paid for by property taxes. After enduring much opposition by citizens, in 1843 Miller joined with Rev. Isaac Jennings. Three years later, Jennings became the chairman of a committee of citizens who discussed how to improve the school system. On November 21, 1846, their plan was approved unanimously by the citizens. The Ohio Legislature adopted the plan, called "An act for the support and better regulation of the Common Schools of the Town of Akron" on February 8, 1847. Akron's first public schools were established in the fall of 1847 and were led by Mortimer Leggett. The first annual report showed that it cost less than $ 2 a year to educate a child. In 1857 the cost of running the schools for a year was $ 4,200 (~$ 108,341 in 2023). The primary schools were taught by young women, which the Akron Board of Education justified because they could be paid less and were under the supervision of a male superintendent. From 1877 to 1952, Akron graduated students semi-annually instead of annually. 9% of the city's school-aged population were born in other countries in 1888. In the 1920s, an Americanization program was designed to help the many Akron students who were first-generation Americans. Classes were in the rubber companies and some of the schools. A "continuation school" began for working boys and girls who were required by law to have at least four hours of schooling a week. In 1924, Akron's platoon schools attracted visitors from all over the country. Being a stronghold for the
4564:. Several of the parks are along the locks of the canal. Lock 3 Park in downtown Akron is the city's hub for entertainment. It is commonly used as an outdoor amphitheater hosting live musical entertainment, festivals and special events year-round. The park was created in the early 21st century to provide green space within the city. The Ohio and Erie Canal can still be seen flowing behind the stage where there was once a boat yard and dry dock. Later, a pottery factory stood there until the parking deck of the M. O'Neil Co. department store was built in the current location. More than 65,000 guests use the park for recreation annually. Lock 3 Live holds concerts for almost every musical genre, including alternative, R&B, reggae, gospel, country, pop, jazz and classic rock. Some festivals the park hosts throughout the year include Soap Box Derby opening ceremonies, firefighter competitions, charity events, tournaments and animal events. From November through February, Lock 3 Park is transformed into an outdoor ice-skating rink. Adjacent to the Derby Downs race hill is a 19,000-square-foot (1,800 m2) outdoor skatepark. The park features concrete ramps, including two bowls going as deep as 7 feet (2.1 m), a snake run, two hips, a stair set with handrail, many smaller quarter pipes and a variety of grind boxes. Positioned just a few feet from the Akron Skatepark is a Pro BMX course where organized races are often held in the warmer months. Akron residents can enjoy various ice skating activities year round at the historic
1462:. The snowiest month on record was 37.5 inches (95 cm) in January 1978, while winter snowfall amounts have ranged from 82.0 in (208 cm) in 1977–78 to 18.2 in (46 cm) in 1949–50. Springs generally see a transition to fewer weather systems that produce heavier rainfall. Summers are typically very warm and humid with temperatures at or above 90 °F (32 °C) on 10.7 days per year on average; the annual count has been as high as 36 days in 1931, while the most recent year to not reach that mark is 2023. July is the warmest month with an average mean temperature of 73.9 °F (23 °C). Autumn is relatively dry with many clear warm days and cool nights.
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and bike trail. The State of Ohio plans to reconstruct the trail which once ran completely through Ohio, to New
Philadelphia from Cleveland. The trail features a floating observation deck section over Summit Lake. It is a popular tourist attraction, as it attracts over 2 million visits annually. The Portage Hike and Bike Trail, when fully complete, will connect with the hike and bike trails in the county.
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5441:, and farther. It runs east–west and has 18 interchanges in Akron, four of which are freeway-to-freeway. The East Leg was rebuilt in the 1990s to feature six lanes and longer merge lanes. The concurrency with Interstate 77 is eight lanes. The Kenmore Leg is a four-lane leg that is slightly less than two miles (3 km) long and connects to Interstate 277.
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an abrupt end near the northern boundary of downtown where it becomes Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. The freeway itself is officially known as "The Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial
Freeway". The freeway was originally designed to connect directly to State Route 8, but plans were laid to rest in the mid-1970s because of financial troubles.
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duties of mayor on June 11, 2015. Fusco ran for and was elected to an at-large council seat, rather than seeking a full term as mayor. Fusco also announced he would temporarily step down as Chair of the Summit County
Democratic Party, because the city charter calls for the Mayor to devote his full attention to the city.
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Horrigan; at-large Councilman Mike Williams; and Summit County Councilman Frank Communale. Horrigan won the Democratic primary, held on September 8. In the general election, he faced the lone GOP candidate, Eddie Sipplen, an African-American criminal defense attorney.
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Akron has designated an area called the
Biomedical Corridor, aimed at luring health-related ventures to the region. It encompasses 1,240 acres (5.0 km) of private and publicly owned land, bounded by Akron General on the west and Akron City on the east, and also includes Akron Children's near the
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The all-time record high temperature in Akron of 104 °F (40 °C) was established on August 6, 1918, and the all-time record low temperature of −25 °F (−32 °C) was set on
January 19, 1994. The most precipitation to fall on one calendar day was on July 7, 1943, when 5.96" of rain was
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Moneypenny announced he would not run for a full term because of inappropriate contact with a city employee. Three days later, Moneypenny announced he would resign effective at midnight on June 10. Council president Jeff Fusco assumed the
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living together, 19.5% had a female householder with no husband present, 5.5% had a male householder with no wife present, and 43.8% were non-families. 34.8% of all households were made up of individuals, and 10.8% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size
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is an original state highway that is a limited access route that connects Akron's northern suburbs with
Interstates 76 and 77. State Route 8's southern terminus is at the central interchange, where it meets I-76 and I-77. The second freeway in Akron to be completed, it went through a major overhaul
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is a six-lane, 1.78-mile (2.86 km) spur from the I-76/I-77 concurrency and serves the urban core of the city. Its ramps are directional from the interstates, so it only serves west side drivers. ODOT is considering changing this design to attract more traffic to the route. The freeway comes to
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airport located in and owned by the City of Akron that serves private planes. It first opened in 1929 and has operated in several different capacities since then. The airport had commercial scheduled airline service until the 1950s and it is now used for both cargo and private planes. It is home of
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is a regional bike and hike trail that follows the canal. A bridge was completed in 2008, crossing Route 59/The
Innerbelt, which connects the towpath proper with bike routes painted onto streets downtown, thus completing another step toward the connection of Cleveland and East Liverpool with a hike
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based on the 30-year average from 1991 to 2020 is 41.57 inches (1,056 mm), falling on an average 160 days. Monthly precipitation has ranged from 12.55 in (319 mm) in July 2003 to 0.20 in (5.1 mm) in September 1960, while for annual precipitation the historical range is
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6b, degrading to zone 6a in the outlying suburbs. Winters are cold and dry but typically bring a mix of rain, sleet, and snow with occasional heavy snowfall and icing. January is the coldest month with an average mean temperature of 27.9 °F (−2.3 °C), with temperatures on average dropping
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sold the drug from bars frequented by members. Between January 2004 and August 2009, the city had significantly more registered sites than any other city in the state. Authorities believed a disruption of a major Mexican meth operation contributed to the increase of it being made locally. In 2007,
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After Eliakim Crosby founded "North Akron" (also known as Cascade) in the northern portion of what is now downtown Akron in 1833, "South" was added to Akron's name until about three years later, when the two were merged and became an incorporated village in 1836. In 1840, Summit County formed from
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living together, 23.8% had a male householder with no spouse present, and 39.8% had a female householder with no spouse present. 38.0% of all households were made up of individuals, and 14.0% were someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.16, and the
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Northeast Ohio's Polymer Valley is centered in Akron. The area holds forty-five percent of the state's polymer industries, with the oldest dating to the 19th century. During the 1980s and 1990s, an influx of new polymer companies came to the region. In 2001, more than 400 companies manufactured
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The mayor of Akron is elected in a citywide vote. In 2023, the city elected its 63rd mayor. The city is divided into 10 wards, each elect a member to the Akron City Council, while an additional 3 are elected at large. The mayor's cabinet currently consist of directors and deputy directors of
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announced on May 8, 2015, that he would resign on May 31 after 28 years as mayor and 41 years of service to the city. On May 31, 2015, Garry Moneypenny was sworn in as the new mayor at East High School. Moneypenny was former Chief Deputy and Assistant Sheriff of the Summit County Sheriff's
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Akron consists of 21 neighborhoods, with an additional three that are unincorporated but recognized within the city. The neighborhoods of the city differ in design largely because of expansions such as town merging, annexation, housing construction in various time periods, and rubber era.
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through the decomposition process of sludge to create electricity. According to the 2010 census, the city has a total area of 62.37 square miles (161.5 km), of which 62.03 square miles (160.7 km) (or 99.45%) is land and 0.34 square miles (0.88 km) (or 0.55%) is water.
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Located within the Sand Run Metro Park, the 104 acres (0.42 km) F.A. Seiberling Nature Realm features a visitor center, hiking trails, three ponds, gardens, and an array of special programs throughout the year. The Akron Police Museum displays mementos including items from
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administration, communications, community relations, economic development, intergovernmental relations, labor relations, law, planning & urban development, planning director – deputy, public safety, and public service. The city adopted a new charter of the
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style. Near the turn of the millennium the tower was given a $ 2.5 million facelift, including a $ 1.8 million restoration of the tower's terra-cotta, brick, and limestone. The top of the building has a television broadcast tower formerly used by WAKR-TV (now
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The median age in the city was 35.7 years. 22.9% of residents were under age 18; 12.4% were between 18 and 24; 25.9% were from 25 to 44; 25.9% were from 45 to 64; and 12.6% were 65 or older. The gender makeup of the city was 48.3% male and 51.7% female.
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measured. The first and last freezes of the season on average fall on October 21 and April 26, respectively, allowing a growing season of 174 days. The normal annual mean temperature is 51.7 °F (10.9 °C). Normal yearly
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made by Samuel C. Dyke at his shop where Lock 3 Park is now. Other popular inventions include rubber balloons, ducks, dolls, balls, baby buggy bumpers, and little brown jugs. In 1895, the first long-distance electric railway, the
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churches built between the 1870s and World War I use it. In 1883, a local journalist began the modern toy industry by founding the Akron Toy Company. A year later, the first popular toy was mass-produced
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district's center with the former Saint Thomas Hospital to the north of its northern boundaries. Since its start in 2006, the corridor added the headquarters of companies such as Akron Polymer Systems.
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Jablonski Sculpture, a gift of the Zimmite Corporation in tribute to Nola M. Guzzetta's humanitarian interest in providing for the blind a vision of artistic and architectural design through touch
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to or below 0 °F (−18 °C) on 3.3 days and staying at or below freezing on 40 days per year. Snowfall averages 47.2 inches (120 cm) per season, significantly less than the
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in the forest in 1810, and became the region's first citizen. In June 1811, Spicer sent for his family, who came that same year by ox teams accompanied by Capt. Amos Spicer and Paul Williams.
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to design an expansion in 2007. The new building connects to the old building and is divided into three parts known as the "Crystal", the "Gallery Box", and the "Roof Cloud".
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was killed by police after shooting at them while fleeing, sparking days of protest and the institution of a police review board.
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factory in which it was recorded. Akron serves as a setting in the 2002 first-person-shooter PC platform video game
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was born in Akron, as was former Tennessee Titans head coach and current Cleveland Browns assistant coach,
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9146:"City of Akron: News Releases 2006: America's 1st National Hamburger Festival"
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6429:"National Register of Historic Places Registration: First Presbyterian Church"
5846:. She assumed her duties on July 1, 2013, and is the first woman to lead UNC.
5156:(2008) is centered on an Akron runaway girl named Riley Veatch. Jake Foley of
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was born in Akron. In the mid- to late 1940s, pioneering rock 'n' roll DJ
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in Akron. Episodes of major civil unrest in Akron have included the
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later provided a joint news program, which was cancelled in 2005.
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TV market, the 18th largest market in the U.S. Within the market,
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8241:"Akron Ohio: Akron Ohio: Mayor's Office of Economic Development"
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10711:"No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy in H.A.R.M.'s Way Review for PC"
10516:"Solar panels make Akron's new transit center a leader in Ohio"
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in 1872. The plan later gained popularity, being used in many
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and Akron General Health System. Summa Health System operates
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bought a mill in 1856, and the following decade mass-produced
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9786:"PPG Industries – PPG donates $ 5,000 to University of Akron"
8090:"KeyBank breaks ground on Akron, Ohio office building |"
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6230:"Akron's Black History Timeline: 1920–1929: The Third Decade"
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Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress
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The current members of the city council, all Democrats, are:
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The Ocasek Building includes state, county, and city offices.
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for the Navy during WWII and later for advertising purposes.
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9187:"Cavaliers: NBA Stars Join LeBron's King for Kids Bikeathon"
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Performing artists to come from Akron include bands such as
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National Register of Historic Places listings in Akron, Ohio
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vehicles. The modern police car originated in Akron in 1899.
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The city also continues to deal with the effects of air and
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7863:"Summit County has third most methamphetamine sites in U.S"
6989:"A New Brand Of Tech Cities – Newsweek and The Daily Beast"
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Fun, Cheap, and Easy: My Life in Ohio Politics, 1949–1964.
10194:"Jason Biggs Interview, Over Her Dead Body – MoviesOnline"
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was founded in Akron by the Eta Tau Lambda chapter, with
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Written on the Hills: The Making of the Akron Landscape.
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8398:"Akron Children's Hospital : Why Akron Children's?"
5136:(2008), travels to Akron through the series many times.
4822:. Originally Buchtel College, the school is home of the
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8709:"Akron Named Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation"
8628:. Kent, Ohio: Kent State University Press. p. 33.
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African Americans and the Color Line in Ohio, 1915–1930
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was musical director at Akron's WAKR. Watergate figure
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were 61.2% of the population, down from 81.0% in 1970.
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Wheels of Fortune: The Story of Rubber in Akron, Ohio.
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rose to prominence in Akron. Beacon Journal publisher
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completed the regular-season undefeated, then won the
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consists of different vendors serving original recipe
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was 702,219 in 2020. Akron is also part of the larger
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manufactured two airships for the United States Navy,
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10271:"The Heldenfiles, Seinfeld Bus Rolling to Cleveland,
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At Large – Jeff Fusco – vice president
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Ward 3 – Margo Sommerville – president
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Akron is home to the American Marble and Toy Museum.
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City of Akron v. Akron Center for Reproductive Health
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City of Akron v. Akron Center for Reproductive Health
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10742:"No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy in HARM's Way Review"
8683:"Nolan N. Guzzetta Miniature Sculpture, (sculpture)"
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8269:. Ssl.summahealth.org. July 11, 2008. Archived from
7303:"2010 Census U.S. Gazetteer Files for Places – Ohio"
7016:"Goodyear's new headquarters reflects a new company"
6566:. Inventors.about.com. April 3, 2008. Archived from
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9760:"Lebron James: Five Humongous Charitable Donations"
8400:. Akronchildrens.org. June 19, 2007. Archived from
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6616:"Goodyear Corporate || Historic Overview"
5838:, the 11th chancellor and 29th chief executive, of
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10548:"Akron Innerbelt Integration Initiative – History"
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9005:"Akron, Ohio – Birthplace of Alcoholics Anonymous"
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8871:"Akron Art Museum – Building the Akron Art Museum"
8845:"Akron Art Museum – Building the Akron Art Museum"
8819:"Akron Art Museum – Building the Akron Art Museum"
8201:. University of Akron Press; Illustrated edition.
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6206:. state of Ohio, Laning printing Company. p.
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7915:"National Clandestine Laboratory Register – Ohio"
7785:. Funkhouserlaw.com. June 2, 2008. Archived from
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3861:Completed in 1931, Akron's tallest building, the
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10896:Fifty Years and Over of Akron and Summit County.
10589:The music of what happens: poems, poets, critics
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7464:. Ci.akron.oh.us. March 25, 2005. Archived from
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4556:The F.A. Seiberling Nature Realm in Akron, Ohio.
3756:Category:Buildings and structures in Akron, Ohio
2833:Cleveland-Akron-Canton combined statistical area
1411:Cleveland–Akron–Canton Combined Statistical Area
9950:. City of Akron. March 29, 2001. Archived from
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9148:. Ci.akron.oh.us. April 7, 2006. Archived from
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7889:"Methamphetamine – Ohio Drug Threat Assessment"
7441:National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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7146:"SUMMIT EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES INCORPORATION"
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6694:"Exhibit reveals history from deaf perspective"
6327:. A. W. Bowen & Company. 1898. p. 307.
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5966:No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy In H.A.R.M.'s Way
5840:the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
5363:Public transportation is available through the
4667:in 1920, but reverted to its old form in 1924.
4307:Championship six times, most recently in 2021.
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6811:(6th ed.). Stackpole Books. p. 174.
5377:Portage Area Regional Transportation Authority
5126:(2007), to the whereabouts of a holy woman in
4755:Council Chief of Staff - Dr. Joan M. Williams
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10862:Gum-Dipped: A Daughter Remembers Rubber Town.
10774:. Sister Cities International. Archived from
9446:"Akron: Office of the Mayor: Cabinet Members"
8807:. March 14, 1999. p. Beacon Magazine 13.
8685:. Siris-artinventories.si.edu. May 18, 1976.
8516:. The Chicago Athenaeum. 2005. Archived from
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5379:(PARTA) runs an express route connecting the
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9710:. LeBron James Family Foundation. May 2020.
9240:"Cleveland-Akron win bid for 2014 Gay Games"
8657:"The American Toy Marble Museum Akron, Ohio"
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7836:"Ohio's Meth Problem Centered in Akron Area"
7783:"Preliminary Ohio Crime Statistics for 2007"
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5371:(SARTA) also has a bus line running between
5317:. The last legacy passenger trains were the
5146:(1989), flies to Akron and has a meeting at
5027:Akron has served as the setting for several
4826:and the National Polymer Innovation Center.
3454:polymer-based materials in the region. Many
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7247:"Hungry Bacteria Begins Saving Akron Money"
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6297:"He Digs Up History Of City's Street Names"
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8979:"This Founders' Day marks A.A. milestones"
8223:"Akron's biomedical corridor taking shape"
7670:"Akron city, Ohio - Census Bureau Profile"
7221:"Ohio foreclosure prompts suicide attempt"
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5101:high school basketball team's journey. In
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10938:A Centennial History of Akron, 1825–1925.
10623:""The Coast of Akron" by Adrienne Miller"
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8593:"Arresting displays refreshed for public"
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3337:("meth") in Akron greatly contributed to
3251:of any race were 2.1% of the population.
1042:, began service. On August 25, 1889, the
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10967:) is being considered for deletion. See
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9033:. Brandnamecooking.com. April 16, 1908.
8018:"Greater Akron's Competitive Advantages"
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7378:
7152:. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
6550:, barrypopik.com website, March 27, 2005
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1059:
1050:1900s–1990s: Rubber Capital of the World
959:across the street from business partner
873:
862:, and the 2022 protests surrounding the
10940:Summit County Historical Society, 1925.
10933:Akron: University of Akron Press, 2007.
10926:Akron: University of Akron Press, 2002.
10919:Akron: University of Akron Press, 1996.
10912:Akron: University of Akron Press, 2000.
10905:Akron: University of Akron Press, 1998.
10891:Akron: University of Akron Press, 1999.
10875:Akron: University of Akron Press, 2006.
10581:
10452:"Passenger trains on the eve of Amtrak"
10402:
10248:. Pastemagazine.com. October 13, 2008.
9840:. Akronohrealestate.net. Archived from
9546:Warsmith, Marilyn Millerand Stephanie.
9478:from the original on November 23, 2013.
9394:. Portage Park District. Archived from
8590:
8148:from the original on September 27, 2012
8092:. Securityinfowatch.com. Archived from
7571:Dictionary of American Regional English
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7329:United States Department of Agriculture
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5059:, which held its first meetings at the
4973:100.1 feature news/talk formats, while
4862:Akron was served in print by the daily
4547:
4485:Akron hosted some of the events of the
848:Universal Negro Improvement Association
804:, the Akron Experiment into preventing
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14237:
11221:Map of Ohio highlighting Summit County
10996:Balanced in the wind: a biography of …
10908:S. Love, Ian Adams, and Barney Taxel,
10708:
10328:"Welcome to the Akron-Canton Airport!"
10061:
9866:. Akron Public Schools. Archived from
9838:"Education Alternatives in Akron Ohio"
9602:
9584:Schleis, Stephanie Warsmithand Paula.
9510:
9491:
9290:from the original on February 21, 2009
9110:
9085:. Ohio History Central. July 1, 2005.
8976:
8625:The Life and Death of Pretty Boy Floyd
8196:
8144:. Ohio History Central. July 1, 2005.
8071:"Goodyear's headquarters moving along"
7895:from the original on November 27, 2011
7811:The Life and Death of Pretty Boy Floyd
7549:from the original on December 16, 2010
7305:. United States Census. Archived from
7126:from the original on December 31, 2015
7117:
6995:from the original on November 26, 2010
6937:. Ohio History Central. July 1, 2005.
6782:. Ohio History Central. July 1, 2005.
6373:"Akron's Historic Timeline: 1800–1849"
6267:
6078:
6076:
5304:Akron, Canton, and Youngstown Railroad
5022:
4804:from 2002 to 2018, when it shut down.
4589:2020 Presidential Election by Precinct
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1119:neighborhood for employees. Likewise,
454:61.93 sq mi (160.41 km)
446:62.27 sq mi (161.29 km)
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10294:from the original on October 28, 2009
10252:from the original on December 4, 2009
9896:from the original on January 24, 2010
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9714:from the original on February 8, 2022
9650:"History of the Akron Public Schools"
9336:"Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail"
9114:Ohio Curiosities: Quirky Characters …
8958:from the original on January 30, 2010
8877:from the original on January 20, 2013
8851:from the original on January 20, 2013
8825:from the original on January 20, 2013
8351:from the original on October 13, 2008
8347:. Akron General. September 22, 2008.
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5369:Stark Area Regional Transit Authority
4815:, which serves underprivileged kids.
4033:German Mills American Oatmeal Company
3902:. There had also been a hotel there.
1389:about 39 miles (63 km) south of
1064:An airship under construction at the
1040:Akron, Bedford and Cleveland Railroad
14260:Populated places established in 1825
11840:(1950, 1958, 1980, 1989, 2009, 2022)
11834:(1949, 1977, 1982, 2003, 2010, 2017)
10593:. Harvard University Press. p.
10550:. Akroninnerbelt.org. Archived from
10174:from the original on October 6, 2009
10110:from the original on January 2, 2010
10068:O'Connor, John J. (April 30, 1989).
9633:
9564:
9545:
9472:"City of Akron : City of Akron"
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9193:from the original on January 3, 2009
9037:from the original on January 3, 2010
8954:. Downtown Akron Partnership. 2009.
8603:from the original on January 2, 2010
8572:from the original on October 1, 2009
8487:from the original on January 9, 2010
7807:
7741:. U.S. Census Bureau. Archived from
7723:. U.S. Census Bureau. Archived from
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7530:from the original on April 11, 2016.
7454:
7386:"NOWData – NOAA Online Weather Data"
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7200:from the original on October 5, 2007
7043:Mackinnon, Jim (November 25, 2009).
6786:from the original on October 3, 2007
6760:from the original on October 3, 2007
6274:. Thompson Shore, Inc. p. 210.
6201:
6147:
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5618:, former world record holder in the
4873:newspapers and the monthly magazine
3808:are from pre-World War Two, but the
2465:Joint Economic Development Districts
1202:. Like many other industries of the
740:and Paul Williams in 1825 along the
10709:Wolpaw, Erik (September 30, 2002).
10652:Niquette, Mark (December 5, 2007).
10352:"Akron, Ohio: Akron Fulton Airport"
10140:from the original on April 29, 2010
9592:from the original on June 11, 2015.
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9573:from the original on June 13, 2015.
9554:from the original on June 13, 2015.
9342:from the original on March 29, 2009
9312:. Ohioeriecanal.org. Archived from
9059:. Heartland Science. Archived from
8985:from the original on August 9, 2011
8928:. Post-gazette.com. July 15, 2007.
8689:from the original on March 14, 2012
8663:from the original on March 26, 2009
8591:Trexler, Phil (December 29, 2009).
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8024:from the original on August 4, 2009
7962:from the original on March 21, 2009
7956:"Meth lab raids jump 42% in Summit"
7869:from the original on August 9, 2011
7842:. The Crime Report. August 10, 2005
7408:"Station: Akron Canton RGNL AP, OH"
7219:Grevatt, Martha (October 9, 2008).
7051:from the original on August 9, 2011
6879:"Charles Arthur 'Pretty Boy' Floyd"
6859:from the original on April 18, 2009
6427:Robert T. Englert (February 2004).
6257:from the original on June 22, 2018.
6154:"Views of Akron, Ohio and Environs"
6073:
5675:, was a native of the town; rapper
4403:and won the 1920 championship; the
3733:historic house in the United States
3670:
3243:, and 3.2% from two or more races.
1304:to establish a mail route from the
1196:National Guard of the United States
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11216:
11098:Municipalities and communities of
10988:History of Akron and Summit County
10854:
10684:"The Black Keys: "Rubber Factory""
10528:from the original on March 9, 2009
10409:. Images of Rail. Charleston, SC:
10226:from the original on June 15, 2011
9965:Heldenfelds, R.D. (July 5, 2005).
9733:Green, Erica L. (April 12, 2019).
9527:from the original on March 4, 2016
9500:from the original on May 11, 2015.
9284:"Lock 3 Live! Park In Akron, Ohio"
9219:from the original on March 8, 2016
8546:from the original on March 9, 2010
8369:
8118:. Connectakron.org. Archived from
7808:King, Jeffery S (August 1, 1999).
7759:. Morganquitno.com. Archived from
7541:Shuy, Roger (September 17, 2006).
7492:"Census of Population and Housing"
7170:. Akronlibrary.org. July 4, 1905.
7118:Harper, John (December 28, 2015).
7099:Downing, Bob (December 10, 2012).
6941:from the original on July 30, 2012
6845:Akron-Summit County Public Library
6622:from the original on April 9, 2009
6405:from the original on June 28, 2011
6176:. Akronhistory.org. Archived from
6152:First Universalist Church (1904).
5785:Owner of over 400 patents, native
5594:, WBA Heavyweight Boxing Champion
5589:International Boxing Hall of Famer
5099:St. Vincent – St. Mary High School
4770:List of University of Akron people
4391:Former teams of Akron include the
3810:Akron-Summit County Public Library
3743:, whose gang frequented the city.
3636:Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
3397:haven greatly contributing to the
3387:The Kelly-Springfield Tire Company
2500:
2405:Akron-Summit County Public Library
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13703:Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area
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10971:to help reach a consensus. ›
10950:
10752:from the original on May 28, 2011
10739:
10633:from the original on June 5, 2011
10621:Traister, Rebecca (May 6, 2005).
10196:. Moviesonline.ca. Archived from
10084:from the original on May 24, 2013
9426:from the original on May 14, 2009
9237:
9111:Gurvis, Sandra (August 8, 2007).
9089:from the original on May 26, 2011
8932:from the original on June 4, 2011
8514:2005 American Architecture Awards
8321:. Summahealth.org. Archived from
8295:. Summahealth.org. Archived from
8293:"Summa Health System – Locations"
8043:Byard, Katie (December 5, 2007).
7954:Armon, Rick (February 15, 2009).
7861:Armon, Rick (September 5, 2008).
7437:"Akron Climate Normals 1961-1990"
6885:from the original on May 13, 2012
6696:. Deaftoday.com. March 24, 2003.
6295:Smith, Oscar (October 23, 1952).
6212:Paul Williams founder akron ohio.
6142:
5961:General Tire & Rubber Company
5474:
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4766:Category:Education in Akron, Ohio
4573:Ohio and Erie Canal Towpath Trail
4544:started in the city during 1958.
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1094:General Tire & Rubber Company
1090:Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
513:3,075.40/sq mi (1,187.42/km)
13615:Cities of states south of region
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10572:Price, Mark J. (2015) Lost Akron
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8174:. April 30, 2001. Archived from
8116:"Connect Akron Wireless Network"
7984:. Ci.akron.oh.us. Archived from
7337:United States National Arboretum
6991:. Newsweek.com. April 29, 2001.
6592:. Ci.akron.oh.us. Archived from
6059:"ArcGIS REST Services Directory"
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5365:METRO Regional Transit Authority
5327:(ended, 1970) and the B&O's
4981:91.9 air religious programming.
4542:Professional Bowlers Association
4534:Wrestling Observer Hall of Famer
3951:Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
3871:glazed architectural terra-cotta
3723:Built between 1912 and 1915 for
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6590:"Akron Ohio History: 1900 Riot"
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5853:was born and grew up in Akron.
5558:National Basketball Association
5481:List of people from Akron, Ohio
5285:Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad
5232:airport located in the city of
5091:National Basketball Association
5051:(1989) tells the true story of
4752:Clerk of Council – Sara Biviano
4429:International Basketball League
4135:Innes Community Learning Center
4131:American Basketball Association
4066:
3979:The All-American Soap Box Derby
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3597:Cleveland Clinic- Akron General
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1280:Environmental Protection Agency
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909:. The name is adapted from the
748:. The name is derived from the
533: • Urban density
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11787:(1969, 2010, 2018, 2020, 2021)
11781:(2007, 2012, 2013, 2017, 2019)
11775:(1949, 1982, 1984, 1986, 1993)
10983:City of Akron official website
10929:Russ Musarra and Chuck Ayers,
10910:Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens.
10828:"Sister Cities: City of Akron"
10286:Cla452 Added (July 16, 2005).
10275:, Wednesday, August 13, 2008".
8345:"Akron General Medical Center"
7891:. Justice.gov. June 15, 2012.
7014:Mackinnon, Jim (May 8, 2013).
6501:New York Landmarks Conservancy
6458:Kilde, Jeanne Halgren (2005).
5359:Robert K. Pfaff Transit Center
4951:98.1 (Contemporary Hits), and
4881:newspaper is published by the
4749:At Large – Eric D. Garrett Sr.
4743:At Large – Linda F. R. Omobien
4474:Akron had 2 teams who won the
4437:USL Premier Development League
4236:Mid-American Conference (NCAA)
4153:National Premier Soccer League
3413:, Advanced Elastomer Systems,
3210:
3193:average family size was 2.86.
2851:
1478:Climate data for Akron, Ohio (
1361:as chairman. The centerpiece,
1176:Kelly-Springfield Tire Company
815:, the 1983 Supreme Court case
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14255:Cities in Summit County, Ohio
10999:. Bucknell University Press.
10993:Geary, Linda L. (June 1989).
10956:
10798:"Twin cities — Chemnitz"
9511:Harper, John (May 31, 2015).
9057:"The Ohio Academy of Science"
8977:Carney, Jim (June 11, 2009).
8900:"Lock 3 Akron, Ohio Concerts"
7721:State & County QuickFacts
7672:. United States Census Bureau
6100:. United States Census Bureau
6061:. United States Census Bureau
6029:
5849:The philosopher and logician
5351:Bus and public transportation
5339:service in 2005. The nearest
4646:List of mayors of Akron, Ohio
4579:
4562:Cuyahoga Valley National Park
4518:Rubber City Open Invitational
4508:, has in the past hosted the
4471:for part of the 1967 season.
4321:takes place each year at the
3795:National Arbor Day Foundation
3285:Summit County Courthouse and
3199:According to the U.S. Census
2095:Average snowfall inches (cm)
1332:lands from 1785 to 1805. The
1159:. Goodyear built a number of
536:1,802.4/sq mi (695.9/km)
285:Show map of the United States
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211:Rubber Capital of the World (
13693:Quebec City–Windsor Corridor
9967:"Newscast off air, on cable"
9173:"Akron Marathon Race Series"
8372:"Akron General earns honors"
8168:"A New Brand Of Tech Cities"
7103:. Ohio.com. Beacon Journal.
6642:"General Tire * Our Company"
5791:nickel-metal hydride battery
5778:, which earned her the 1987
5598:, Houston Texans linebacker
5264:
4835:Ohio Department of Education
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4713:Ward 1 – Samuel D. DeShazior
4506:WGC-Bridgestone Invitational
4504:, which annually hosted the
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3502:U.S. News & World Report
3494:U.S. News & World Report
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3328:Wooster Avenue Riots of 1968
3277:Crime history of Akron, Ohio
2395:Neighborhoods in Akron, Ohio
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1200:Wooster Avenue Riots of 1968
1198:as a base during the racial
1186:to force recognition of the
860:Wooster Avenue riots of 1968
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11030:United States Census Bureau
10901:S. Love and David Giffels,
9388:"The Portage Hike and Bike"
8088:Lin, Betty (May 26, 2009).
7696:United States Census Bureau
7648:United States Census Bureau
7628:United States Census Bureau
7608:United States Census Bureau
7568:Hall, Joan Houston (2003).
7488:United States Census Bureau
7074:"Bridgestone Americas, Inc"
6905:"Claims to Fame – Products"
6124:United States Census Bureau
5977:Akron, as of 2015, has two
5772:United States Poet Laureate
5394:
5292:Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
5209:
5061:Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens
4469:Continental Football League
4421:International Hockey League
4399:who played in the historic
4319:All-American Soap Box Derby
4278:
4227:Akron Zips men's basketball
4056:Strickland's Frozen Custard
4023:created the first American
3983:National Hamburger Festival
3947:Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens
3789:Akron was awarded with the
3729:Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens
3686:Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens
2165:Average precipitation days
1811:Mean daily minimum °F (°C)
1671:Mean daily maximum °F (°C)
1395:Glaciated Allegheny Plateau
1306:Connecticut Western Reserve
1180:Akron Rubber Strike of 1936
1056:Akron Rubber Strike of 1936
903:Connecticut Western Reserve
878:Original town plot of Akron
723:Glaciated Allegheny Plateau
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10049:. DVD Times. July 15, 2007
9242:. Ohio.com. Archived from
8659:. Americantoymarbles.com.
8568:. Akron Art Museum. 2007.
8483:. Akron Art Museum. 2007.
8374:. Ohio.com. Archived from
8047:. Ohio.com. Archived from
7388:. National Weather Service
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10866:University of Akron Press
9310:"About the Towpath Trail"
8020:. Greater Akron Chamber.
6284:– via Google Books.
5789:invented the widely used
5780:Pulitzer Prize for poetry
5577:Nate "The Great" Thurmond
5570:Basketball Hall of Famers
5128:The Virgin of Akron, Ohio
5035:films. Inducted into the
4778:The Student Union at the
4665:commissioner manager type
4650:List of Akron politicians
4461:Akron Firestone Non-Skids
4439:, the fourth tier of the
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3571:Akron Children's Hospital
3506:Akron Children's Hospital
3490:Summa Akron City Hospital
3475:Summa Akron City Hospital
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11734:(1963, 1995, 2012, 2022)
11728:(1972, 2002, 2014, 2023)
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11522:Hall of Fame (1949–2023)
10969:templates for discussion
10609:Thomas and Beulah akron.
8769:FirstMerit Restoration,
8745:. Jeanne Halgren Kilde.
8741:January 2, 2016, at the
8622:Jeffery S. King (1999).
7196:. Ohio History Central.
6756:. Ohio History Central.
6401:. Ohio History Central.
6302:The Akron Beacon Journal
6268:Giffin, William (2005).
5799:Nobel Prize in Chemistry
5130:(2007). Henry Spivey of
4928:
4857:
4840:
4818:The city is home to the
4800:Akron was served by the
4637:
4631:
4621:
4615:
4609:
4603:
4597:
4397:National Football League
3971:Bridgestone Invitational
3869:style and is covered in
3806:Summit County Courthouse
3698:Akron Symphony Orchestra
3270:
2415:Akron's suburbs include
1385:Akron is located in the
1210:2000s: City of Invention
975:1850s–1890s: Summit City
969:K–12 grade school system
899:Connecticut Land Company
711:136th-most populous city
707:fifth-most populous city
701:, United States. At the
470:945 ft (288 m)
223:Interactive map of Akron
13454:National Capital Region
12884:Great Lakes megalopolis
10936:Oscar E. Olin, et al.,
10583:Vendler, Helen Hennessy
10403:Sanders, Craig (2007).
9392:PortageParkDistrict.com
8747:Oxford University Press
7168:"ASCPL Digital Exhibit"
6466:Oxford University Press
6355:A Greek–English Lexicon
6174:"Butler: Clay Products"
5851:Willard van Orman Quine
5604:Northwestern University
5573:Gus "Honeycomb" Johnson
5408:serve these functions.
5404:and to a lesser extent
5279:Akron Northside Station
5271:Akron Northside station
5255:Lockheed Martin Airdock
5246:Akron Executive Airport
5219:Akron Executive Airport
4824:Goodyear Polymer Center
4725:Ward 5 – Johnnie Hannah
4682:. Longtime Akron Mayor
4524:, in a match including
4441:American Soccer Pyramid
4251:Akron Zips men's soccer
4206:Mid-American Conference
3892:Goodyear Polymer Center
3731:is the seventh-largest
3460:Goodyear Polymer Center
2829:Akron metropolitan area
1407:Akron metropolitan area
1341:eventually ended after
1235:Goodyear Polymer Center
1233:, which is home to the
838:in 1920, and President
715:Akron metropolitan area
693:) is a city in and the
14179:Washington Court House
13415:Minneapolis–Saint Paul
11520:All-America City Award
11222:
10887:Alfred Winslow Jones,
9117:. Globe Pequot Press.
8873:. Akronartmuseum.org.
8847:. Akronartmuseum.org.
8821:. Akronartmuseum.org.
7545:. Itre.cis.upenn.edu.
7279:. 2007. Archived from
6668:"CONTENTdm Collection"
6006:(since April 20, 1997)
5927:, by former editor of
5895:(and its sequels), by
5866:
5657:Ruby and the Romantics
5652:
5553:
5503:
5360:
5280:
5221:
5172:(1991), and J.Reid of
5037:National Film Registry
4895:Cleveland-Akron-Canton
4854:
4782:
4731:Ward 7 – Donnie Kammer
4716:Ward 2 – Phil Lombardo
4659:
4641:
4557:
4526:Professional Wrestling
4502:Firestone Country Club
4491:Firestone Country Club
4373:Zips men's soccer team
4348:
4295:
4155:(Rust Belt Conference)
4015:History of Quaker Oats
4003:Dr. Robert Smith House
3975:Firestone Country Club
3959:Ohio and Erie Canalway
3938:
3847:
3797:designated Akron as a
3776:
3765:
3689:
3677:Culture of Akron, Ohio
3514:Level I Trauma Centers
3477:
3362:
3290:
2827:The population of the
2815:U.S. Decennial Census
1253:All-America City Award
1222:
1182:successfully used the
1166:Akron again grew when
1069:
879:
717:, covering Summit and
29:Akron (disambiguation)
14270:Western Reserve, Ohio
12914:Buffalo–Niagara Falls
11220:
10658:The Columbus Dispatch
10524:. December 31, 2008.
9634:Warsmith, Stephanie.
9565:Warsmith, Stephanie.
9418:Mark (July 6, 1999).
9368:on September 28, 2011
8715:on September 27, 2011
8247:on September 19, 2009
8197:Bowles, Mark (2008).
8077:on December 20, 2010.
7727:on December 12, 2013.
7692:"U.S. Census website"
7273:"Akron leads the way"
7029:on November 15, 2017.
6546:May 26, 2008, at the
6346:Liddell, Henry George
6120:"American FactFinder"
5959:refers to the former
5864:
5787:Stanford R. Ovshinsky
5763:also lived in Akron.
5671:, whose lead singer,
5648:
5581:Major League Baseball
5549:
5513:Colonel Simon Perkins
5488:
5385:Kent State University
5358:
5300:Pennsylvania Railroad
5278:
5217:
4947:97.5 (Classic rock),
4893:Akron is part of the
4888:
4848:
4802:Akron Digital Academy
4777:
4670:The current mayor is
4657:
4587:
4555:
4514:American Golf Classic
4413:Negro National League
4387:Past teams and events
4369:men's basketball team
4335:
4286:
4240:James A. Rhodes Arena
4058:is located in Akron.
4005:is located in Akron.
4001:within the city. The
3934:
3841:
3814:John S. Knight Center
3791:City Livability Award
3771:
3763:
3684:
3473:
3357:
3284:
2492:Historical population
1881:Mean minimum °F (°C)
1601:Mean maximum °F (°C)
1349:(1920) and President
1217:
1188:United Rubber Workers
1063:
965:Perkins Stone Mansion
961:Colonel Simon Perkins
877:
856:rubber strike of 1936
742:Little Cuyahoga River
584: • Summer (
314:41.08056°N 81.52222°W
14265:County seats in Ohio
13512:Rochester, Minnesota
11477:United States portal
11063:on October 15, 2006.
11057:"US Census 2000 est"
11043:on February 10, 2012
10554:on February 10, 2006
10358:on December 24, 2008
10340:on December 9, 2008.
10273:Akron Beacon Journal
10200:on December 30, 2008
10047:"Dance, Girl, Dance"
10007:Akron Beacon Journal
9972:Akron Beacon Journal
9844:on November 21, 2008
9609:Akron Beacon Journal
9338:. Ohiobikeways.net.
9316:on February 12, 2009
9266:"Mighty mud maidens"
8797:"Scraping the Sky".
8542:. Akron Art Museum.
8436:on February 19, 2009
7789:on November 19, 2008
7717:"Akron (city), Ohio"
7468:on September 4, 2005
7080:on December 14, 2009
7021:Akron Beacon Journal
6734:on February 20, 2012
6670:. Summitmemory.org.
6596:on February 15, 2012
6202:Howe, Henry (1896).
6130:on February 12, 2020
5825:named in her honor.
5803:buckminsterfullerene
5226:Akron–Canton Airport
5057:Alcoholics Anonymous
5017:Akron Public Schools
4865:Akron Beacon Journal
4851:Akron Beacon Journal
4831:Akron Public Schools
4734:Ward 8 – James Hardy
4689:Springfield Township
4548:Parks and recreation
4451:, who won the first
4433:Akron Summit Assault
4159:Green Street Stadium
4027:and is a pioneer of
4021:Ferdinand Schumacher
3999:Alcoholics Anonymous
3718:Akron Public Library
3610:Akron Public Schools
3417:, Myers Industries,
3415:Babcock & Wilcox
3333:The distribution of
1531:Record high °F (°C)
1480:Akron–Canton Airport
1397:. It is bordered by
1310:Underground Railroad
995:Ferdinand Schumacher
949:Beaver, Pennsylvania
822:and portions of the
802:Alcoholics Anonymous
800:, the foundation of
510: • Density
182:Etymology: from
13686:Other metro-regions
13079:Rochester, New York
12135:Glacial till plains
12017:Tourist attractions
11637:Rochester, New York
11101:Summit County, Ohio
10931:Walks around Akron.
10838:on December 3, 2013
10808:on December 2, 2013
10664:on January 22, 2013
10468:on August 26, 2012.
10380:. Events.ohio.com.
10162:(October 2, 2009).
10027:on December 1, 2008
9983:on January 12, 2009
9286:. Events.ohio.com.
9272:on January 1, 2011.
8952:"First Night Akron"
8404:on October 27, 2007
8178:on January 29, 2013
8122:on December 9, 2009
7745:on August 12, 2012.
6966:. www.brookings.edu
6805:Cragg, Dan (2001).
6570:on January 16, 2013
6564:"Police Technology"
5953:' 2004 album title
5813:, died in the 1986
5560:Champions and MVPs
5543:was born in Akron.
5489:Mission Specialist
5381:University of Akron
5315:Akron Union Station
5118:(2009), the iconic
5023:Film and television
5001:University of Akron
4883:University of Akron
4820:University of Akron
4780:University of Akron
4737:Ward 9 – Tina Boyes
4687:Department, former
4409:Akron Black Tyrites
4393:Akron Professionals
4353:University of Akron
4345:Akron Zips football
4341:University of Akron
4267:FirstEnergy Stadium
4196:Akron Zips football
4037:Quaker Oats Company
3888:University of Akron
3856:Akron Civic Theatre
3844:Akron Civic Theatre
3801:for the 14th time.
3784:Ohio and Erie Canal
3725:Frank A. Sieberling
3702:Akron Civic Theatre
3558:University of Akron
3545:Summa Health System
3486:Summa Health System
3456:University of Akron
3253:Non-Hispanic Whites
2868:
2493:
2212:Average snowy days
1951:Record low °F (°C)
1741:Daily mean °F (°C)
1415:Ohio and Erie Canal
1231:University of Akron
1220:University of Akron
1121:Harvey S. Firestone
1113:Frank A. Seiberling
989:University of Akron
963:, who lived in the
907:Ohio and Erie Canal
884:Groton, Connecticut
746:Ohio and Erie Canal
699:Summit County, Ohio
319:41.08056; -81.52222
310: /
13713:Greater Pittsburgh
13213:Bloomington–Normal
13167:Surrounding cities
12886:as defined by the
12228:Huntington–Ashland
11848:Seven-time winners
11669:(1956, 1984, 1998)
11663:(1975, 2004, 2015)
11657:(1972, 2009, 2015)
11651:(1953, 1980, 1999)
11645:(1963, 1965, 2005)
11639:(1981, 1998, 2020)
11633:(1959, 2013, 2016)
11627:(2010, 2018, 2023)
11625:Mount Pleasant, SC
11621:(1956, 1967, 2003)
11615:(1961, 1982, 2001)
11609:(1967, 1987, 2007)
11603:(1949, 1960, 1981)
11597:(1963, 2000, 2010)
11591:(1964, 1993, 2011)
11585:(1968, 1995, 2000)
11579:(1993, 2001, 2017)
11573:(1951, 1978, 1991)
11567:(1949, 1950, 1981)
11561:(1949, 1951, 1962)
11555:(1958, 1981, 1982)
11549:(1951, 1969, 1997)
11543:(1962, 1974, 1975)
11537:(1963, 1984, 1985)
11528:Three-time winners
11223:
10411:Arcadia Publishing
10168:The New York Times
10078:The New York Times
9739:The New York Times
9708:"I Promise School"
9603:Livingston, Doug.
9452:on August 31, 2012
8906:on August 28, 2008
8772:"FirstMerit Tower"
8520:on October 8, 2009
8510:"Akron Art Museum"
8051:on August 29, 2008
7988:on January 9, 2010
7840:thecrimereport.org
7253:on January 9, 2010
6399:"Akron School Law"
5925:The Coast of Akron
5875:, a 1991 novel by
5867:
5865:Global street sign
5857:In popular culture
5823:Resnik Moon crater
5733:Melina Kanakaredes
5653:
5554:
5504:
5493:on the middeck of
5463:Ohio State Route 8
5406:Ohio State Route 8
5375:and Akron and the
5361:
5281:
5222:
5196:to signify Akron.
5133:My Own Worst Enemy
5105:'s music video to
5080:...All the Marbles
5048:My Name is Bill W.
5042:Dance, Girl, Dance
4855:
4783:
4722:Ward 4 – Jan Davis
4660:
4642:
4558:
4493:, and softball at
4349:
4337:InfoCision Stadium
4296:
4216:InfoCision Stadium
3939:
3848:
3842:The facade of the
3835:church buildings.
3777:
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3089:Hispanic or Latino
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1387:Great Lakes region
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1044:Boston Daily Globe
1007:American Civil War
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842:in 1997. In 1914,
459: • Water
420: • Mayor
14232:
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13740:
13739:
13734:Other megaregions
13587:Quad Cities metro
12850:
12849:
12258:Youngstown–Warren
12140:Great Black Swamp
12120:Allegheny Plateau
12058:African Americans
11887:
11886:
11871:Nine-time winners
11766:Five-time winners
11677:Four-time winners
11486:
11485:
11370:Twinsburg Heights
11312:Northfield Center
11006:978-0-8387-5154-1
10871:Kathleen Endres,
10604:978-0-674-59152-3
10072:One Day at a Time
10070:"Television; How
9954:on July 27, 2013.
9928:on March 17, 2011
9764:Black EOE Journal
9662:on August 1, 2012
9408:See also map link
9398:on April 12, 2009
9152:on August 8, 2007
9124:978-0-7627-4344-5
8778:on March 11, 2006
8635:978-0-87338-650-0
8460:www.akronohio.gov
8229:on June 15, 2011.
7821:978-0-87338-650-0
7277:Builders Exchange
7122:. Cleveland.com.
6818:978-0-8117-2781-5
6780:"Goodyear Blimps"
6507:on March 18, 2003
6475:978-0-19-517972-9
6439:on August 7, 2012
6253:. City of Akron.
6232:. City of Akron.
6027:
6026:
6008:
5904:Thomas and Beulah
5844:Dartmouth College
5776:Thomas and Beulah
5259:Suffield Township
5190:filmed in Toronto
5188:is set in Akron,
5140:in an episode of
5089:(2009) documents
4495:Firestone Stadium
4459:three times; the
4457:International Cup
4292:Akron RubberDucks
4276:
4275:
4201:American football
4168:
4167:
4092:Akron RubberDucks
3846:and Knight Stage.
3825:Congregationalist
3694:E. J. Thomas Hall
3692:Akron is home to
3668:
3667:
3423:Sterling Jewelers
3419:Acme Fresh Market
3150:
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2879:
2876:NH = Non-Hispanic
2872:Race / Ethnicity
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2261:relative humidity
1401:on the north and
1359:James R. Williams
1353:(1997). In 1971,
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499: • Rank
451: • Land
410: • Type
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13698:Golden Horseshoe
13432:Greater Montreal
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12125:Appalachian Ohio
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11825:Six-time winners
11744:Philadelphia, PA
11720:Grand Island, NE
11708:Fayetteville, NC
11613:Independence, MO
11601:Grand Rapids, MI
11577:Delray Beach, FL
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5921:Great Depression
5801:for discovering
5725:Frank Dicopoulos
5685:1964 the Tribute
5600:Whitney Mercilus
5439:Youngstown, Ohio
5250:general aviation
5114:More than a Game
5086:More than a Game
5071:Michael Scofield
4984:As the regional
4943:94.9 (Country),
4871:West Side Leader
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5897:Neal Shusterman
5859:
5795:Richard Smalley
5737:Elizabeth Franz
5721:David Allan Coe
5521:Wendell Willkie
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5033:independent
4955:1590/93.5 (
4935:Akron Radio
4919:independent
4401:Rubber Bowl
4367:level. The
4323:Derby Downs
4190:Attendance
4086:Attendance
3991:First Night
3896:Quaker Oats
3710:First Night
3584:FirstEnergy
3431:Bridgestone
3407:FirstEnergy
3403:Fortune 500
3241:other races
3211:2010 census
3091:(any race)
3039:alone (NH)
3013:alone (NH)
2987:alone (NH)
2961:alone (NH)
2931:alone (NH)
2905:alone (NH)
2852:2020 census
2817:2020 census
2802:2023 (est.)
2469:Springfield
2453:Silver Lake
2167:(≥ 0.01 in)
1261:Bridgestone
1192:Rubber Bowl
1137:Clark Gable
1104:to prevent
1005:during the
794:K–12 system
779:FirstEnergy
703:2020 census
695:county seat
593:UTC−4
572:UTC−5
381:1865 (city)
317: /
203:Rubber City
14239:Categories
14224:Zanesville
14219:Youngstown
14204:Woodsfield
14199:Wilmington
14194:West Union
14169:Wapakoneta
14104:Portsmouth
14019:Marysville
13939:Greenville
13934:Georgetown
13929:Gallipolis
13869:Cincinnati
13849:Carrollton
13718:Metro East
13634:Louisville
13471:Pittsburgh
13425:Saint Paul
13408:Youngstown
13353:Janesville
13312:Fox Cities
13300:Fort Wayne
13254:Cincinnati
13091:South Bend
12804:Washington
12779:Tuscarawas
12669:Montgomery
12459:Columbiana
12371:Youngstown
12346:Middletown
12286:Cincinnati
12208:Cincinnati
11968:Government
11803:Tupelo, MS
11756:Toledo, OH
11738:Peoria, IL
11667:Tacoma, WA
11643:Seward, AK
11571:Dayton, OH
11559:Boston, MA
11440:Myersville
11430:Greensburg
11405:Brandywine
11365:Sawyerwood
11259:Northfield
10459:Trains.com
10290:. Tv.com.
9822:October 1,
9692:August 28,
9619:August 31,
9402:October 4,
8641:January 3,
8607:January 2,
8576:January 1,
8550:January 1,
8524:January 5,
8491:January 2,
8100:January 2,
7992:January 6,
7935:January 7,
7701:January 6,
7676:January 9,
7574:. p.
7553:January 7,
7446:August 20,
6574:August 15,
6541:Smoky City
6134:January 6,
6030:References
6003:, Germany
5943:Pretenders
5836:Carol Folt
5817:Challenger
5687:; singers
5669:The Cramps
5640:Akron Zips
5608:Notre Dame
5537:Alan Freed
5533:Hugh Downs
5517:John Brown
5330:Shenandoah
5298:, and the
5116:soundtrack
4933:See also:
4875:Akron Life
4764:See also:
4678:after the
4644:See also:
4580:Government
4365:Division I
4357:Akron Zips
4288:Canal Park
4232:Basketball
4126:Basketball
4112:Canal Park
4013:See also:
3987:hamburgers
3925:See also:
3875:neo-gothic
3821:Akron Plan
3754:See also:
3536:Employees
3510:human skin
3401:. Current
3371:BFGoodrich
3307:Black Hand
3215:As of the
2845:devilstrip
2214:(≥ 0.1 in)
1314:John Brown
1290:See also:
1172:Pretty Boy
1133:immigrants
1123:built the
1054:See also:
1015:Akron Plan
1003:Union Army
953:John Brown
925:Ohio Canal
798:Akron Plan
654:.akronohio
639:feature ID
615:Area codes
475:Population
405:Government
386:Founded by
305:81°31′20″W
302:41°04′50″N
213:historical
115:Canal Park
14004:Mansfield
13974:Lancaster
13964:Jefferson
13949:Hillsboro
13889:Coshocton
13879:Cleveland
13839:Cambridge
13646:St. Louis
13592:Davenport
13529:St. Cloud
13442:Longueuil
13379:Lafayette
13329:Green Bay
13242:Champaign
13191:Ann Arbor
13137:Cambridge
13132:Kitchener
13035:Milwaukee
13006:Kalamazoo
12943:Cleveland
12909:Brantford
12684:Muskingum
12589:Jefferson
12499:Fairfield
12464:Coshocton
12439:Champaign
12404:Ashtabula
12331:Kettering
12291:Cleveland
12238:Mansfield
12213:Cleveland
12145:Lake Erie
12070:Education
11983:elections
11963:Geography
11938:(capital)
11684:Akron, OH
11455:Footnotes
11332:Twinsburg
11317:Richfield
11284:Townships
11269:Richfield
11264:Peninsula
11208:Twinsburg
11202:Tallmadge
11171:Macedonia
11146:Barberton
11047:March 24,
10725:April 28,
10532:March 16,
10500:March 14,
10429:123357483
10298:March 26,
10256:March 25,
10230:March 26,
10204:March 25,
9987:August 2,
8028:March 28,
7204:April 15,
6919:April 16,
5917:the South
5913:Rita Dove
5887:dystopian
5768:Rita Dove
5723:; Actors
5709:Jani Lane
5677:Ampichino
5620:400 meter
5602:, former
5541:John Dean
5496:Discovery
5433:connects
5421:Cleveland
5415:connects
5265:Railroads
5148:Firestone
5073:talks to
4989:affiliate
4977:1150 and
4760:Education
4379:in 2010.
4260:Big East
4052:hamburger
3963:Akron Zoo
3533:Employer
3466:Hospitals
3395:high tech
3375:Firestone
2888:Pop 2020
2885:Pop 2010
2882:Pop 2000
2461:Tallmadge
2417:Barberton
2309:dew point
1460:Lake Erie
1403:Barberton
1393:, on the
1391:Lake Erie
1381:Geography
1276:Superfund
1249:high-tech
1204:Rust Belt
1068:, c. 1930
991:in 1913.
888:log cabin
834:speech),
731:Cleveland
627:FIPS code
567:Time zone
467:Elevation
18:Akron, OH
14164:Van Wert
14114:Sandusky
14089:Paulding
14054:Napoleon
14024:McArthur
14009:Marietta
13944:Hamilton
13904:Delaware
13899:Defiance
13884:Columbus
13834:Caldwell
13670:Wheeling
13524:Saguenay
13500:Rockford
13464:Gatineau
13447:Montreal
13374:Kingston
13362:Kankakee
13317:Appleton
13266:Columbus
13142:Waterloo
13047:Muskegon
12996:Hamilton
12814:Williams
12789:Van Wert
12774:Trumbull
12744:Sandusky
12734:Richland
12709:Pickaway
12699:Paulding
12634:Mahoning
12604:Lawrence
12564:Highland
12554:Harrison
12539:Hamilton
12534:Guernsey
12509:Franklin
12489:Delaware
12484:Defiance
12474:Cuyahoga
12469:Crawford
12449:Clermont
12414:Auglaize
12381:Counties
12336:Lakewood
12326:Hamilton
12296:Columbus
12243:Sandusky
12218:Columbus
12097:Politics
12082:Gun laws
12038:Abortion
11935:Columbus
11435:Montrose
11307:Coventry
11253:Mogadore
11248:Lakemore
11230:Villages
11156:Fairlawn
10959:template
10782:June 10,
10750:Archived
10719:Archived
10715:GameSpot
10694:March 4,
10631:Archived
10585:(1988).
10558:April 3,
10526:Archived
10388:April 3,
10382:Archived
10362:April 3,
10308:cite web
10292:Archived
10250:Archived
10224:Archived
10172:Archived
10138:Archived
10108:Archived
10082:Archived
9894:Archived
9848:April 3,
9712:Archived
9590:Archived
9571:Archived
9552:Archived
9525:Archived
9498:Archived
9476:Archived
9424:Archived
9372:April 3,
9346:April 3,
9340:Archived
9320:April 3,
9294:April 3,
9288:Archived
9223:June 20,
9217:Archived
9191:Archived
9087:Archived
9035:Archived
8983:Archived
8956:Archived
8930:Archived
8875:Archived
8849:Archived
8823:Archived
8749:, 2005.
8739:Archived
8687:Archived
8667:April 3,
8661:Archived
8601:Archived
8597:Ohio.com
8570:Archived
8544:Archived
8485:Archived
8408:April 3,
8382:July 16,
8355:April 3,
8349:Archived
8303:April 3,
8172:Newsweek
8146:Archived
8022:Archived
7966:April 3,
7960:Archived
7943:ZIP code
7893:Archived
7873:April 3,
7867:Archived
7793:April 3,
7547:Archived
7528:Archived
7225:Archived
7198:Archived
7172:Archived
7154:Archived
7124:Archived
7105:Archived
7049:Archived
7023:Ohio.com
6993:Archived
6970:April 3,
6939:Archived
6883:Archived
6857:Archived
6829:April 8,
6823:Archived
6790:April 3,
6784:Archived
6764:April 3,
6758:Archived
6698:Archived
6672:Archived
6652:April 3,
6626:April 3,
6620:Archived
6544:Archived
6443:June 14,
6403:Archived
6309:March 2,
6255:Archived
6234:Archived
6021:, Israel
5997:Chemnitz
5819:disaster
5749:Ray Wise
5501:STS-41-D
5417:Marietta
5395:Freeways
5210:Airports
5162:(2003),
5159:Jake 2.0
5153:M.Y.O.B.
5143:Seinfeld
5120:Goodyear
5097:and his
5083:(1981).
4969:640 and
4455:and the
4279:Overview
4218:(30,000)
4097:Baseball
3867:art deco
3688:entrance
3435:Division
3383:Goodyear
3326:and the
3245:Hispanic
3227:, 31.5%
3179:Hispanic
3157:, 31.4%
2914:102,825
2911:121,946
2908:144,719
2473:Coventry
2437:Mogadore
2425:Fairlawn
2311:°F (°C)
2307:Average
2259:Average
2090:(1,056)
2021:Average
1946:(−19.7)
1941:(−13.1)
1896:(−11.7)
1891:(−16.1)
1886:(−18.4)
1456:snowbelt
1244:Newsweek
1227:polymers
1129:boomtown
1088:(1898),
1084:(1869),
1001:for the
999:oat bars
631:39-01000
620:234, 330
604:ZIP code
561:Akronite
14209:Wooster
14189:Waverly
14184:Wauseon
14109:Ravenna
14094:Pomeroy
14074:Norwalk
13979:Lebanon
13959:Jackson
13954:Ironton
13924:Fremont
13919:Findlay
13859:Chardon
13824:Bucyrus
13804:Batavia
13794:Ashland
13565:Sudbury
13541:Saginaw
13391:Madison
13322:Oshkosh
13290:Elkhart
13186:Altoona
13149:Windsor
13115:Toronto
13067:Welland
13018:Lansing
13001:Holland
12955:Detroit
12931:Chicago
12919:Buffalo
12824:Wyandot
12719:Portage
12629:Madison
12609:Licking
12584:Jackson
12569:Hocking
12544:Hancock
12504:Fayette
12454:Clinton
12434:Carroll
12419:Belmont
12399:Ashland
12112:Regions
12065:Economy
12043:Culture
12031:Society
12005:Symbols
11990:History
11953:Outline
11420:Everett
11243:Clinton
10961:below (
10868:, 2003.
10864:Akron:
9874:July 9,
9686:GovTech
9531:June 8,
9430:July 9,
9189:. NBA.
8757:. p.185
8719:June 9,
8440:July 5,
8329:July 5,
8277:July 5,
7150:epa.gov
6909:Epodunk
6511:June 9,
6383:June 9,
6358:at the
6104:May 17,
5930:Esquire
5719:singer
5583:player
5499:during
5230:Class C
5194:staging
5169:Rugrats
5166:of the
5108:Forever
5093:player
4971:WNIR-FM
4957:Soft AC
4915:WBNX-TV
4913:), and
4849:Former
4447:of the
4435:of the
4427:of the
4419:of the
4411:of the
4395:of the
4339:on the
4299:Current
4269:(4,000)
4262:(NCAA)
4242:(5,500)
4221:18,098
4171:College
4161:(3,000)
4114:(7,630)
4025:oatmeal
4009:Cuisine
3921:Tourism
3884:WAKR-AM
3880:WVPX-TV
3829:Baptist
3439:KeyBank
3350:Economy
3310:led by
3235:, 2.1%
3231:, 0.2%
3169:, 0.0%
3165:, 5.3%
3161:, 0.3%
3145:100.00%
3140:100.00%
3135:100.00%
3130:190,469
3125:199,110
3120:217,074
3074:10,674
2996:10,042
2949:31.13%
2946:31.19%
2943:28.34%
2940:59,286
2937:62,095
2934:61,510
2923:53.99%
2920:61.25%
2917:66.67%
2897:% 2020
2894:% 2010
2891:% 2000
2805:188,701
2792:190,469
2777:199,110
2762:217,074
2747:223,019
2732:237,177
2717:275,425
2702:290,351
2687:274,605
2672:244,791
2657:255,040
2642:208,435
2411:Suburbs
2371:(−4.9)
2356:(12.2)
2351:(15.7)
2346:(15.9)
2341:(13.3)
2326:(−2.8)
2321:(−7.2)
2316:(−8.2)
2145:(0.76)
1936:(−7.4)
1931:(−0.9)
1921:(10.3)
1916:(11.2)
1901:(−4.3)
1871:(−3.3)
1856:(12.7)
1851:(16.6)
1846:(17.4)
1841:(15.2)
1836:(10.2)
1826:(−1.4)
1821:(−5.6)
1816:(−6.5)
1806:(10.9)
1791:(12.1)
1786:(18.6)
1781:(22.4)
1776:(23.3)
1771:(21.1)
1766:(16.3)
1761:(10.4)
1751:(−1.0)
1746:(−2.3)
1736:(16.2)
1726:(10.4)
1721:(17.4)
1716:(24.4)
1711:(28.2)
1706:(29.1)
1701:(26.9)
1696:(22.4)
1691:(16.6)
1666:(33.7)
1661:(15.2)
1656:(20.1)
1651:(26.2)
1646:(30.9)
1641:(32.4)
1636:(33.1)
1631:(32.5)
1626:(29.9)
1621:(26.6)
1616:(21.5)
1611:(15.6)
1606:(14.6)
1447:Midwest
1430:Climate
1423:methane
1369:of the
1168:Kenmore
1157:(ZRS-5)
1149:(ZRS-4)
1035:marbles
1023:Baptist
933:Portage
870:History
810:iodized
806:goiters
771:airship
719:Portage
647:Website
642:1086993
557:Demonym
494:188,701
486:190,469
362:Founded
330:Country
193:(ákron)
14174:Warren
14159:Urbana
14144:Toledo
14139:Tiffin
14119:Sidney
14079:Ottawa
14069:Newark
14034:Medina
14014:Marion
13999:London
13989:Lisbon
13969:Kenton
13914:Elyria
13894:Dayton
13854:Celina
13844:Canton
13799:Athens
13658:Topeka
13483:Peoria
13459:Ottawa
13357:Beloit
13278:Dayton
13230:Canton
13223:Normal
13196:Barrie
13103:Toledo
13074:Oshawa
13030:London
12991:Guelph
12799:Warren
12794:Vinton
12769:Summit
12759:Shelby
12754:Seneca
12749:Scioto
12729:Putnam
12724:Preble
12694:Ottawa
12679:Morrow
12674:Morgan
12664:Monroe
12654:Mercer
12644:Medina
12639:Marion
12619:Lorain
12574:Holmes
12549:Hardin
12529:Greene
12524:Geauga
12519:Gallia
12514:Fulton
12429:Butler
12409:Athens
12366:Toledo
12351:Newark
12341:Lorain
12321:Euclid
12316:Elyria
12311:Dublin
12306:Dayton
12281:Canton
12253:Toledo
12223:Dayton
12203:Canton
12102:Sports
12022:Portal
12000:People
11945:Topics
11415:Copley
11400:Botzum
11395:Boston
11302:Copley
11297:Boston
11186:Norton
11166:Hudson
11133:Cities
11003:
10978:Curlie
10964:Curlie
10601:
10427:
10417:
9197:May 4,
9121:
8753:
8632:
8205:
7818:
7582:
7421:May 9,
7392:May 9,
6815:
6472:
6278:
6001:Saxony
5945:song "
5892:Unwind
5889:novel
5715:; and
5683:; and
5614:, and
5610:coach
5449:US 224
5373:Canton
5341:Amtrak
5242:Summit
5011:91.3 (
4627:Trump:
4593:Biden:
4540:. The
4532:, and
4516:, and
4443:; the
4431:; the
4423:; the
4415:; the
4272:2,186
4256:Soccer
4245:3,351
4184:League
4148:Soccer
4117:5,074
4080:League
4062:Sports
4050:, and
4041:waffle
3955:Lock 3
3882:) and
3854:, the
3831:, and
3812:, and
3775:, 1979
3664:2,094
3651:2,406
3640:2,954
3627:3,323
3614:4,544
3601:4,779
3588:5,538
3575:5,773
3562:5,933
3549:8,609
3421:, and
3249:Latino
3217:census
3183:Latino
3109:3.25%
3106:2.14%
3103:1.16%
3100:6,196
3097:4,255
3094:2,513
3083:5.60%
3080:2.86%
3077:1.92%
3071:5,691
3068:4,169
3057:0.53%
3054:0.23%
3051:0.17%
3048:1,017
3031:0.04%
3028:0.02%
3025:0.02%
3005:5.27%
3002:2.11%
2999:1.49%
2993:4,201
2990:3,232
2979:0.19%
2976:0.21%
2973:0.24%
2737:−13.9%
2647:201.8%
2627:69,067
2612:42,728
2597:27,601
2582:16,512
2572:187.8%
2567:10,006
2497:Census
2479:, and
2477:Copley
2459:, and
2449:Norton
2433:Hudson
2376:(4.1)
2366:(0.5)
2361:(5.4)
2336:(7.9)
2331:(1.8)
2207:159.9
2160:(120)
2150:(8.4)
2140:(0.0)
2135:(0.0)
2130:(0.0)
2125:(0.0)
2120:(0.0)
2115:(4.3)
2060:(105)
2055:(113)
2050:(105)
2016:(−32)
2011:(−27)
2006:(−18)
1971:(−12)
1966:(−21)
1961:(−29)
1956:(−32)
1926:(4.9)
1911:(6.9)
1906:(1.9)
1876:(5.6)
1866:(1.2)
1861:(6.7)
1831:(4.3)
1801:(0.6)
1796:(5.8)
1756:(3.8)
1731:(4.4)
1686:(9.1)
1681:(3.7)
1676:(1.9)
1487:Month
1440:Köppen
1419:biogas
1161:blimps
1135:(also
1106:goiter
1025:, and
939:, and
937:Medina
858:, the
785:, and
356:Summit
351:County
14214:Xenia
13994:Logan
13909:Eaton
13829:Cadiz
13819:Bryan
13789:Akron
13437:Laval
13295:Flint
13174:Akron
12809:Wayne
12784:Union
12764:Stark
12704:Perry
12689:Noble
12659:Miami
12649:Meigs
12624:Lucas
12614:Logan
12579:Huron
12559:Henry
12479:Darke
12444:Clark
12424:Brown
12394:Allen
12389:Adams
12356:Parma
12276:Akron
12198:Akron
12048:Crime
12010:motto
11921:State
11425:Ghent
11410:Comet
11161:Green
11141:Akron
11123:Akron
10627:Salon
10494:(PDF)
10483:(PDF)
10466:(PDF)
10455:(PDF)
10338:(PDF)
10331:(PDF)
9926:(PDF)
9919:(PDF)
9660:(PDF)
9653:(PDF)
8434:(PDF)
8427:(PDF)
7929:(PDF)
7918:(PDF)
6964:(PDF)
6732:(PDF)
6725:(PDF)
6340:ἄκρον
6157:(PDF)
5807:space
5766:Poet
5383:with
5248:is a
5238:Stark
5234:Green
5192:with
5103:Drake
4929:Radio
4858:Print
4841:Media
4381:Zippy
4347:team.
4181:Sport
4077:Sport
3271:Crime
3237:Asian
3225:White
3167:Asian
3155:White
3115:Total
3065:(NH)
2985:Asian
2903:White
2810:−0.9%
2797:−4.3%
2782:−8.3%
2767:−2.7%
2752:−6.0%
2722:−5.1%
2692:12.2%
2677:−4.0%
2662:22.4%
2632:61.6%
2617:54.8%
2602:67.2%
2587:65.0%
2552:3,477
2542:96.3%
2537:3,266
2522:1,664
2467:with
2429:Green
2302:70.4
2299:74.8
2296:72.2
2293:70.3
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