Cities
Appalachian Ohio has several small cities within its borders. Those municipalities with a population of at least 5,000 according to the 2000 US Census include:
- Youngstown Population: 66,982 Mahoning County and Trumbull County
- Warren Population: 46,832 Trumbull County
- Zanesville Population: 25,586 Muskingum County
- Alliance Population: 22,322 Mahoning County
- Chillicothe Population: 21,796 Ross County
- Athens Population: 21,342 Athens County
- Ashtabula Population: 20,962 Ashtabula County
- Niles Population: 20,932 Trumbull County
- Portsmouth Population: 20,909 Scioto County
- Steubenville Population: 19,015 Jefferson County
- New Philadelphia Population: 17,056 Tuscarawas County
- Marietta Population: 14,515 Washington County
- East Liverpool Population: 13,089 Columbiana County
- Conneaut Population: 12,335 Ashtabula County
- Salem Population: 12,303 Mahoning County
- Dover Population: 12,210 Tuscarawas County
- Salem Population: 12,197 Columbiana County
- Struthers Population: 12,036 Mahoning County
- Coshocton Population: 11,682 Coshocton County
- Cambridge Population: 11,520 Guernsey County
- Ironton Population: 11,211 Lawrence County
- Girard Population: 10,902 Trumbull County
- Hubbard Population: 8,284 Trumbull County
- Campbell Population: 8,235 Mahoning County
- Canfield Population: 7,374 Mahoning County
- Martins Ferry Population: 7,226 Belmont County
- Cortland Population: 6,830 Trumbull County
- Logan Population: 6,704 Hocking County
- Belpre Population: 6,660 Washington County
- Geneva Population: 6,595 Ashtabula County
- Columbiana Population: 6,384 Mahoning County
- Hillsboro Population: 6,368 Highland County
- Jackson Population: 6,184 Jackson County
- Wellston Population: 6,078 Jackson County
- Toronto Population: 5,676 Jefferson County
- Columbiana Population: 5,635 Columbiana County
- Nelsonville Population: 5,230 Athens County
- St. Clairsville Population: 5,057 Belmont County
- Newton Falls Population: 5,002 Trumbull County
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