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Brandon Sturgill
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Is Cleveland the Next Detroit?

Brandon Sturgill
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Figured it's been a while since I started a sh!t storm, but the population trends are startling...and they got worse from 2016-2018!

It's been on the decline for 40-years

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Mitchell Litam
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Brandon,

What metrics are you using for "Cleveland" population? Is this proper Cleveland or including the west and east suburbs.

With that being said it would seem both Cleveland and Cincinnati are on the exact same population trend.

The title to this thread should have been is every city in Ohio other than your beloved Columbus the next Detroit.

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