Columbus is at the mid west part of USA. The region is also called the heartland and Middle West. The following is the latitude & longitude details of Columbus: 40¡ã 0' N 82¡ã 53' W. In term of significance, it is considered to be among Ohio's biggest cities in terms of geographical area. Read More..

At the western region of the downtown Columbus is where the rivers Olentangy and Scioto are found to confluence. Numerous small tributaries of the rivers like Darby Creek, Big Walnut Creek and Alum Creek pass through the metro region of Columbus. In general, the topography of Columbus is known to be relatively flat. Read More..

Considering the fact that it is one of the biggest cities of the whole of U.S.A, the population is also expected to be high. It is grouped with few other capital cities in terms of high population density. According to the data collected in the census completed in the year 2000, the population of Columbus was 711470. Read More..

The total geographic area of Columbus is about 550.5 square km which is actually 212.6 sq miles. Out of this area, 2.3 square miles or 5.9 square km is covered by water and the remaining area is the actual land area. This information is provided by The U.S. Census bureau. Read More..

Following are the highlights of the 2000 census of Columbus: there were 711,470 people out of which 51.4% were female. While Whites were 66.9% of the population, people who were Hispanic or Latino formed 2.5%. People who were in the age group 25 - 34 years occupied 19.6% while 15.5% of the population was those in the 35 - 44 years category. Read More..

In addition to the fact that Columbus is a large and an important city in the United States, data show that there has been more than a six percent increase in the population from the year 2000. The total population is considered to be more than 754885. There is a small percentage difference in the total male and female population numbers. Read More..

When you read the data associated with population of US cities spread over a few years, you will find that Columbus is among the most thickly populated areas. The population increase is also steady given the importance associated with the city. Read More..

In the year 2000, the total population was 711470. Out of this, 7.5% people were below the age of five; 24.2% were below eighteen years and the percentage of senior citizens (those whose age was 65 years or above) was 8.9%. In 2005, the population was 693983. In this, 60183 were over 65 and 77828 were in the age group 18 to 24. Read More..