I'm in central Ohio in a suburb west of Columbus. You don't want to live in Northern Ohio, especially the northeast quadrant, Awful weather, tons of snow, buckets of rain. And that part of the state is where most of the moonbats and union thugs reside. It's very much an extension of Western PA.
Take Ohio and draw it into quarters, NE, NW, Se, SW, with a 50 mile circle dead center for Columbus.
I've explained the NE; it's the pits.
NW is rural, conservative, much like Indiana. Watch out for tornadoes and cold winters.
SE is rural Appalachia. Poor, democrat but not so much liberal as old-time coal country types. Basically an extension of all things west Virginia.
SW is very conservative, Cincy is kind of a dump but has some beautiful suburbs. SW is like Kentucky, Now central Ohio literally combines all those areas. Columbus is an OK city, but be prepared to have everything that is OHio State shoved down your throat, especially football. Thank God we have the NHL here now. The weather is gloomy from November to April. Bring a sun lamp. But not terribly cold or snowy. Summers can be humid, but rarely do we see 100 degrees every 10 years.
Thanks for that. Great breakdown and interesting read...