United States · Ohio
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Real United States IP addresses with city-level targeting across 3518 Ohio cities, Columbus first. Pay as you go, no subscription, from $0.44/GB.
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The state
Ohio in numbers that are actually real
Ohio is United States's ninth state by listed city population: 3,518 listed places, cities down to villages, about 6.4 million people across them.
Columbus leads at 913k, ahead of Cleveland and Cincinnati; clocks across the state run on New York time (America/New York).
The 333 biggest of them have their own page and targeting request; this page is the state's directory of them.
The 60 biggest of 3518 Ohio cities, marked on United States.
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Residential targets Ohio's cities individually, each on its own page. ISP and mobile add a static or carrier IP at the United States level.
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City directory
The 300 biggest of Ohio's 333 city pages
…and 33 more city pages across Ohio. Open any city above and follow its closest-places links to walk the map, city by city.
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Ohio proxy questions, answered
Can I target Ohio specifically?
Targeting is city-level or country-level, so "Ohio" itself is not a dial. In practice you target one of its cities, say Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, and widen to the United States exit when a single city runs thin. That wide fallback is the request that never depends on one place having supply today.
Which Ohio cities have pages?
The 333 biggest of its 3,518 listed places, from Columbus down. Each has its own page with live availability stated on it; smaller places ride with their state and the United States exit.
Is a Ohio IP different from other United States IPs?
To most sites, no: geo-checks overwhelmingly stop at the country, and any United States exit passes them. The state matters when your question is local to it, stock, delivery, local search, regional pricing, and then the right move is one of its cities, not the state as an abstraction.
Why list Ohio if city supply moves?
Because the state and its cities do not move, and pages should not either. Residential supply in any single city is fluid for every provider in this industry. We publish the stable geography, state plainly what is live when you ask, and keep the United States exit one click away.
Place data: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Map outline: Natural Earth. Population figures are the dataset's listed values, not proxy counts.