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Columbus, Ohio is a city located in the United States of America and serves as the capital city of Ohio. Founded in 1812 and subsequently designated capital status in 1816, its population has grown to over 700,000 inhabitants, positioning Columbus as the largest city in Ohio and the 15th largest city in the US. Columbus experienced a substantial growth in population during 2005 and is situated in the central region of Ohio, much like St. Louis.
Historical evidence suggests that Columbus was once a site of Native American mound building tribes. During the 19th century, Columbus emerged as a popular place for manufacturing businesses, including those dedicated to designing various vehicles. It is often referred to as The Arch City due to the presence of a large number of arches located on many streets, originally installed to provide lighting to street cars that would travel through the city at night. The city was able to weather the Great Depression quite well and, once World War II broke out, the availability of employment opportunities boosted the population even further.
In addition to its manufacturing presence, Columbus has a number of attractive shopping centers, with Whitehall being one of the most popular. The data source covering Columbus contains listings for 179,971 businesses across 2,863 different categories. These listings are kept up to date on a biweekly basis and are collected from new telephone connections established as Business Accounts that would normally be included in the Yellow Pages.
Historical evidence suggests that Columbus was once a site of Native American mound building tribes. During the 19th century, Columbus emerged as a popular place for manufacturing businesses, including those dedicated to designing various vehicles. It is often referred to as The Arch City due to the presence of a large number of arches located on many streets, originally installed to provide lighting to street cars that would travel through the city at night. The city was able to weather the Great Depression quite well and, once World War II broke out, the availability of employment opportunities boosted the population even further.
In addition to its manufacturing presence, Columbus has a number of attractive shopping centers, with Whitehall being one of the most popular. The data source covering Columbus contains listings for 179,971 businesses across 2,863 different categories. These listings are kept up to date on a biweekly basis and are collected from new telephone connections established as Business Accounts that would normally be included in the Yellow Pages.
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