The weekly update for June 3-6 continues to show progress on the site’s restoration. This included the following: -The Completed Development page received extensive additions for the years 2015-2019. -The January Weather records page was fully restored and includes 2019 data. -The Columbus Tornado History page got a large addition. -A few new graphs were added to the Columbus City Demographics page. -Columbus Transportation History received multiple entries. -Odds and ends were added to several other pages across the site.
And here were the top 25 cities with the highest numeric growth 2010-2018. 1. Columbus: +105,500 2. Hilliard: +7,979 3. Dublin: +6,896 4. Grove City: +6,050 5. Cincinnati: +5,662 6. Delaware: +5,177 7. North Ridgeville: +4,424 8. Westerville: +4,267 9. New Albany: +3,165 10. Pickerington: +2,910 11. Mason: +2,874 12. Newark: +2,456 13. Reynoldsburg: +2,385 14. Gahanna: +2,303 15. Wadsworth: +2,214 16. Beavercreek: +2,198 17. Marysville: +2,173 18. Avon: +2,070 19. Powell: +1,809 20. Grandview Heights: +1,785 21. Upper Arlington: +1,751 22. Harrison: +1,711 23. Lancaster: +1,634 24. Oxford: +1,514 25. Sunbury: +1,485
Columbus’ growth is very impressive in Ohio, but it has also been a top 15 fastest-growing city in the country for the past few years now, and there appears to be little standing in the way of that continuing.
