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2: Figure Major Ohio Land Use Changes Across Time (1982 to 1997) 600 400 200 Change in Land Cover (1,000's of Acres) 0 -200 -400 -600 -800 Urban Land Forest Land Row Crop Land Pasture Land Total Farm Land* 1982 to 1987 233.4 201.2 -105.2 -324.2 -429.4 1987 to 1992 262.5 29.6 -412.8 -137.1 -549.9 1992 to 1997 364.8 159.8 -302.3 -318.8 -621.1 Source: National Resource Inventory *Farm Land equals sum of all...
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2: Figure Major Ohio Land Use Changes Across Time (1982 to 1997)
600 400 200 Change in Land Cover (1,000's of Acres) 0 -200 -400 -600 -800 Urban Land Forest Land Row Crop Land Pasture Land Total Farm Land*
1982 to 1987 233.4 201.2 -105.2 -324.2 -429.4
1987 to 1992 262.5 29.6 -412.8 -137.1 -549.9
1992 to 1997 364.8 159.8 -302.3 -318.8 -621.1
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Figure 3: Increase in Urban Land for Midwestern States (1992-1997)400 364.8 350 364.1300 246.5 231.8 224.2 195.3 188.2(1000's) of Acres250200150 96.5 69.1 55.1 501000 Ohio Michigan Illinois Minnesota Missouri Indiana Wisconsin Kansas I
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Figure 4Figure 4: Urban Land Change (1992-1997) and Pop. Change (1990-2000) in the "Rust Belt"18.0% 16.0% 14.0% 12.0% 10.0% 8.0% 6.0% 4.0% 2.0% 0.0% % Change Urban Land % Change Pop.Pennsylvania 15.9% 3.4%Ohio 11.2% 4.7%Michigan 11.4% 6.9%
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NToledoE#WCleveland-Akron CMSAMap 6: Ohio Metropolitan AreaS#Reference MapMansfield# # # #LimaYoungstown-WarrenCanton-Massilon#Steubenville-WeirtonWheeling###Columbus#Dayton Parkersburg-Marietta##Legend: O
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Map 7: Loss of Agricultural Land by County (1982 to 1997)Map 8: Agriculture to Urban Land Conversion Ratio 1982-1997NNLegend:Low Ag to Urban Conversion: Score Greater than 5Legend:Ag. Land Loss in Acres-75,700 to -24,700WEWEMode
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Figure 5: Land Use Change for Metro and Non-Metro Counties (1982-1997)600400(1,000's of Acres)2000-200-400-600Urban Land 579 257Forest Land 78 341Row Crop Land -381 -446Pasture Land -341 -401Metro Counties Non-Metro Counties
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Figure 6: % Increase in Urban Land Inside and Outside of Ohio Metropolitan Areas (1982-1997)16.0%14.2%14.0%12.0%% Change10.0%9.4%10.2% 8.8% 8.9%8.0%6.7%6.0%4.0% 82-87Non-Metro Areas Total (49 counties) Metropolitan Areas Total (
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Figure 7: Change in Urban Land by Ohio Metropolitan Area (1982-1997)200 180 160 140Acres (1,000's)120 100 80 60 40 20 0CincinnatiHamilton 99 31.9% ClevelandAkron 182 31.4% CantonMassilon 24 23.3% DaytonSpringfield 40 17.0%Columbus 104 31.6%
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Figure 8: Percent Population Change to Percent Change in Urban Land for Ohio Metropolitan Areas (1992-1997)11.4% 1.6% 10.8% 3.4% 10.7% 1.5% 16.1% 7.0% 4.8% Population LossLimaCanton-MassilonCincinnati-Hamilton*% Change 1992 to 1997Cleveland
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Map 9: Ohio's Urbanized Areas (as designated by the U.S. Census Bureau)NLegend:WInterstate HighwaysEUrbanized AreasSPrepared by:CountiesJason W. Reece Dept. of AEDESource: U.S. Census BureauOhio State University 1.31.02
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Map 10: Ohio's Changing Landscape (Changes in Settlement Patterns 1970 to 2000)1970 2000Legend:Settlement Type: Measured in persons per square mile Urban High Density: More than 5,000 Urban Low Density: 1,000 to 5,000S W E NSuburban: 325 to 1,
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Map 11: Urban Land Consumption Index 1997Map 12: Percent Change in Urban Land Consumption Index 1982-19970.53 0.47 0.690.610.23 0.63 0.40 0.42 0.34 0.32 0.38 0.39 0.43 0.43 0.35 0.40 0.43 0.61 0.16 0.27 0.49 0.290.32 0.800.4310.420.39
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Figure 9: Percent of Ohio Land Area by Settlement Type 1970 to 200030,00024,961 25,000 22,424 20,131 23,111Percent of Land in Ohio20,000 17,503 14,741 15,000 13,752 11,388 10,0005,000 1,886 1,272 480 1 2 2,155 1,500 453 3 2,285 1,710 416 4 2
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Figure 10: Change in Urban Consumption Index (Urban Acres of Land per Person) 1982-19970.550.500.49Persons per Urban Acre0.450.420.440.400.400.38 0.37 0.34 0.320.350.30 1982 1987 1992 1997Non-Metro Counties Source: U.S. Census
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Figure 11: % Change in Urban Consumption Index (Acres of Urban Land per Person) for Ohio Metro Areas 1982-199735.0% 30.0% 25.0% 20.0%15.0% 10.0% 5.0% 0.0% Lima Metro Area 33.9%ClevelandAkron 27.6%Mansfield 26.5%Toledo 17.0%DaytonSpringfiel
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Appendix C: Ohio County Reference MapLake Williams Fulton LucasAshtabulaOttawa Cuyahoga Erie Lorain Huron MedinaGeaugaWood Defiance HenrySanduskyTrumbull Portage MahoningPaulding Putnam HancockSenecaSummitVan Wert Allen Hardin M
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