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Supplement to
Site Selection, April 1996
Ohio: Maker and Mover
by Linda Liston
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Five factors play a key role in any distribution site decision: markets, transportation arteries to feed those markets; labor; a tax structure favorable to shippers; and overall business costs. Ohio hits squarely on each point. This well-muscled maker of industrial and consumer goods is equally adept at moving those products with efficiency and speed. |
| The site selection checklist for distribution facilities covers five uncompromisable factors. Ohio hits the mark on each one. |
This report details Ohio's distribution advantages and profiles some exceptional opportunities. Some are in the big cities of Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, or the mid-sized cities of Dayton, Toledo, Akron or Youngstown. But many are in Ohio's small towns and rural areas. Out on the interstate or the four-lane -- where the crowds and congestion have disappeared and the costs diminished -- there are excellent opportunities for distribution centers. We spotlight some of the best in this report.
About the Counties
| Cleveland | NEOTEC | NORED | Coshocton | ||
| Perry | Chillicothe | Findlay | West Central | Clinton | Piqua |
| Marion | Allen | Troy | Muskingum |