Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky metropolitan area

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The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky metropolitan area

Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky metropolitan area is a metropolitan area that includes 12 counties in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana. It has a population of over two million people. The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport serves this area, as well as several smaller airports.

Contents

1 Counties
2 Main cities
3 Major highways and roads
4 Colleges, universities, and trade schools

4.1 Ohio
4.2 Kentucky

5 Area codes

Counties

Main cities

Major highways and roads

Interstate 71
Interstate 74
Interstate 75
Interstate 275
Interstate 471
Columbia Parkway
State Route 126 (Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway)
State Route 32
Reading Road
Decoursey Pike
Vine Street

Colleges, universities, and trade schools

Ohio

University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati State Technical and Community College
College of Mount St. Joseph
The Union Institute
Hebrew Union College
Xavier University
Miami University

Kentucky

Area codes

513 - Ohio Counties
859 - Kentucky Counties
812 - Indiana Counties
937 - Outer Eastern suburbs in Ohio

	State of Ohio History \| Government \| Cities \| Villages \| Townships \| Colleges and universities
Capital	Columbus
Regions	Unglaciated Allegheny Plateau - Glaciated Allegheny Plateau - Glacial till plains (Ohio)>Glacial till plains - Lake Erie - Lake Erie Islands - Black Swamp - Miami Valley - Western Reserve - Northwest Ohio
Metropolitan areas	Akron - Canton/Massillon - Cincinnati/Middletown (Greater Cincinnati) - Cleveland/Elyria/Mentor (Greater Cleveland) - Columbus - Dayton - Lima - Mansfield - Sandusky - Springfield - Toledo - Youngstown/Warren/Boardman
Counties	Adams - Allen - Ashland - Ashtabula - Athens - Auglaize - Belmont - Brown - Butler - Carroll - Champaign - Clark - Clermont - Clinton - Columbiana - Coshocton - Crawford - Cuyahoga - Darke - Defiance - Delaware - Erie - Fairfield - Fayette - Franklin - Fulton - Gallia - Geauga - Greene - Guernsey - Hamilton - Hancock - Hardin - Harrison - Henry - Highland - Hocking - Holmes - Huron - Jackson - Jefferson - Knox - Lake - Lawrence - Licking - Logan - Lorain - Lucas - Madison - Mahoning - Marion - Medina - Meigs - Mercer - Miami - Monroe - Montgomery - Morgan - Morrow - Muskingum - Noble - Ottawa - Paulding - Perry - Pickaway - Pike - Portage - Preble - Putnam - Richland - Ross - Sandusky - Scioto - Seneca - Shelby - Stark - Summit - Trumbull - Tuscarawas - Union - Van Wert - Vinton - Warren - Washington - Wayne - Williams - Wood - Wyandot

	Commonwealth of Kentucky
State capital	Frankfort
Regions	Cumberland Plateau \| The Bluegrass \| The Knobs \| Northern Kentucky \| Pennyroyal Plateau \| Cincinnati metropolitan area \| Louisville metropolitan area \| Western Coal Fields \| The Purchase \| Central Kentucky
Major cities	Ashland \| Bowling Green \| Covington \| Elizabethtown \| Florence \| Frankfort \| Georgetown \| Glasgow \| Henderson \| Hopkinsville \| Lexington \| Louisville \| Madisonville \| Nicholasville \| Owensboro \| Paducah \| Radcliff \| Richmond
Counties	Adair \| Allen \| Anderson \| Ballard \| Barren \| Bath \| Bell \| Boone \| Bourbon \| Boyd \| Boyle \| Bracken \| Breathitt \| Breckinridge \| Bullitt \| Butler \| Caldwell \| Calloway \| Campbell \| Carlisle \| Carroll \| Carter \| Casey \| Christian \| Clark \| Clay \| Clinton \| Crittenden \| Cumberland \| Daviess \| Edmonson \| Elliott \| Estill \| Fayette \| Fleming \| Floyd \| Franklin \| Fulton \| Gallatin \| Garrard \| Grant \| Graves \| Grayson \| Green \| Greenup \| Hancock \| Hardin \| Harlan \| Harrison \| Hart \| Henderson \| Henry \| Hickman \| Hopkins \| Jackson \| Jefferson \| Jessamine \| Johnson \| Kenton \| Knott \| Knox \| LaRue \| Laurel \| Lawrence \| Lee \| Leslie \| Letcher \| Lewis \| Lincoln \| Livingston \| Logan \| Lyon \| Madison \| Magoffin \| Marion \| Marshall \| Martin \| Mason \| McCracken \| McCreary \| McLean \| Meade \| Menifee \| Mercer \| Metcalfe \| Monroe \| Montgomery \| Morgan \| Muhlenberg \| Nelson \| Nicholas \| Ohio \| Oldham \| Owen \| Owsley \| Pendleton \| Perry \| Pike \| Powell \| Pulaski \| Robertson \| Rockcastle \| Rowan \| Russell \| Scott \| Shelby \| Simpson \| Spencer \| Taylor \| Todd \| Trigg \| Trimble \| Union \| Warren \| Washington \| Wayne \| Webster \| Whitley \| Wolfe \| Woodford

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