Ohio River - Cities and Towns Along The River

Cities and Towns Along The River

Metro Area Population
Pittsburgh 2.4 million
Cincinnati 2.2 million
Louisville 1.4 million
Evansville 358,000
Huntington-Ashland 290,000
Parkersburg 160,000
Wheeling 145,000
Weirton-Steubenville 132,000
Owensboro 112,000


Cities along the Ohio include:

  • Pennsylvania
    • Midland
    • Pittsburgh
    • Ambridge
    • Monaca
    • Beaver
    • Rochester
    • Shippingport
    • Aliquippa
    • Sewickley
    • McKees Rocks
    • Stowe
    • Coraopolis
    • South Heights
  • Ohio
    • Aberdeen
    • Bellaire
    • Belpre
    • Cincinnati
    • East Liverpool
    • Gallipolis
    • Ironton
    • Manchester
    • Marietta
    • Martins Ferry
    • New Richmond
    • Pomeroy
    • Portsmouth
    • Ripley
    • Steubenville
  • West Virginia
    • Chester
    • Weirton
    • Wheeling
    • Moundsville
    • New Martinsville
    • Paden City
    • Sistersville
    • St. Marys
    • Parkersburg
    • Ravenswood
    • Point Pleasant
    • Huntington
    • Kenova
  • Kentucky
    • Henderson
    • Ashland
    • Vanceburg
    • Maysville
    • Augusta
    • Fort Thomas
    • Newport
    • Covington
    • Ludlow
    • Louisville
    • Hawesville
    • Lewisport
    • Owensboro
    • Paducah
    • Warsaw
    • Ghent
    • Carrollton
    • Brandenburg
  • Indiana
    • Charlestown
    • Madison
    • Jeffersonville
    • Clarksville
    • New Albany
    • Tell City
    • Cannelton
    • Evansville
    • Mount Vernon
    • Lawrenceburg
    • Rising Sun
  • Illinois
    • Cairo
    • Metropolis
    • Brookport
    • Old Shawneetown
    • Cave-In-Rock
    • Elizabethtown
    • Rosiclare
    • Golconda

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