The Google map of Ohio helps you explore the state's geography, major cities, highways and surrounding states with ease. You can zoom in to view specific locations, switch to satellite mode for a detailed aerial view, and navigate across every part of Ohio.
Google Map of Ohio
About Map: This interactive map gives a clear view of Ohio's cities, interstate highways, rivers, lakes and neighboring states. It is useful for travelers, students and anyone who wants to understand the layout and location of Ohio in a simple, visual way.
You can also use the map for directions, checking distances and exploring nearby landmarks. Whether you are planning a road trip or just learning about the state, this map offers a quick and convenient way to get to know Ohio.
About Ohio
Ohio is a Midwestern state between Lake Erie and the Ohio River. It is the birthplace of seven U.S. presidents and of aviation pioneers the Wright brothers.
Ohio (OH) became the 17th U.S. state on March 1, 1803. Its capital is Columbus and its largest city is Columbus. With a population of 11,799,448 (2020 Census) and a total area of 44,826 sq mi (116,099 sq km), Ohio is nicknamed the "Buckeye State".
Cities in Ohio
Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, Parma, Dayton, Akron
Ohio Places to Visit
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Cedar Point, National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, Hocking Hills State Park, Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Pro Football Hall of Fame, Lake Erie Islands
Ohio Map Satellite Image
Street View: Google Street View is available along most roads in Ohio. Open Street View in Columbus or drag the yellow Pegman onto any street in Google Maps.
Ohio Cities Google Maps
| Columbus Google Map | Cleveland Google Map | Cincinnati Google Map |
| Toledo Google Map | Parma Google Map |
States Near Ohio – Google Maps
| Michigan | Indiana | Kentucky |
| West Virginia | Pennsylvania |
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Ohio Facts
| State | Ohio |
| Abbreviation | OH |
| Country | United States |
| Nickname | Buckeye State |
| Capital | Columbus |
| Largest City | Columbus |
| Statehood | March 1, 1803 (17th state) |
| Area | 44,826 sq mi (116,099 sq km) |
| Population (2020 Census) | 11,799,448 |
| Bordering States | Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia, Pennsylvania |
| Other Borders | Lake Erie shoreline |
| Time Zone | Eastern Time (ET) |
| Postal Code | OH |
| Famous For | Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Cedar Point, National Museum of the U.S. Air Force |
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Ohio Natural Resources
Coal, natural gas, oil, salt, limestone, sand and gravel
Ohio Directions
Distances below are straight-line (as the crow flies); use the links for driving routes on Google Maps.
- Columbus to Cleveland – 204 km (127 miles) · Driving directions
- Columbus to Cincinnati – 161 km (100 miles) · Driving directions
- Columbus to Toledo – 193 km (120 miles) · Driving directions
- Columbus to Parma – 193 km (120 miles) · Driving directions
- Columbus to Dayton – 104 km (65 miles) · Driving directions
- Columbus to Akron – 177 km (110 miles) · Driving directions
- Cleveland to Toledo – 155 km (96 miles) · Driving directions
- Cleveland to Parma – 11 km (7 miles) · Driving directions
- Cincinnati to Dayton – 78 km (49 miles) · Driving directions
- Parma to Toledo – 154 km (96 miles) · Driving directions
- Dayton to Toledo – 217 km (135 miles) · Driving directions
- Akron to Cleveland – 49 km (30 miles) · Driving directions
- Akron to Toledo – 180 km (112 miles) · Driving directions
- Akron to Parma – 39 km (24 miles) · Driving directions
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Ohio Map FAQs
What is the capital of Ohio?
The capital of Ohio is Columbus.
What is the largest city in Ohio?
Columbus is the largest city in Ohio by population (2020 Census).
How big is Ohio?
Ohio covers a total area of about 44,826 sq mi (116,099 sq km) and had a population of 11,799,448 in the 2020 Census.
How can I see Ohio in satellite view?
Use the satellite map on this page, or open Ohio in Google Maps and switch the map type to Satellite. Zoom in on any city to see aerial imagery and Street View where available.
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