HBOT Treatment Centers & Benefits forOhio Residents
Discover evidence-based hyperbaric oxygen therapy benefits and find UHMS-accredited treatment centers near you. Learn about conditions treated and connect with qualified HBOT providers across Ohio.
Why Ohio Residents Choose HBOT Treatment
Why Ohio Residents Love HBOT
Scientifically proven benefits that improve quality of life for thousands across Ohio.
View All Evidence-Based Benefits →Faster Recovery
Reduce healing time by up to 75% for injuries and surgeries
Enhanced Energy
Boost cellular energy production and fight chronic fatigue
Better Sleep
Improve sleep quality and reduce stress levels naturally
Cognitive Boost
Enhance memory, focus, and mental clarity
Anti-Aging
Stimulate collagen production and reduce signs of aging
Immune Support
Strengthen immune system and fight infections naturally
Professional HBOT Clinics in Ohio
These 1 UHMS-accredited facilities in Ohio offer professional hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
Ohio Health Riverside Methodist Hospital
About UHMS Accreditation
The Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS) is the primary scientific organization for hyperbaric and diving medicine. UHMS accreditation ensures facilities meet strict safety and quality standards for hyperbaric oxygen therapy, providing patients with professional medical care and proven treatment protocols.
Learn more about UHMS →HBOT Treatment Across Ohio
Find HBOT information and treatment resources in every major city across Ohio. Connect with qualified providers and learn about local options.
Columbus
Population: 906,480
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Cleveland
Population: 367,523
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Cincinnati
Population: 309,595
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Toledo
Population: 268,461
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Akron
Population: 189,526
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Dayton
Population: 136,741
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Parma
Population: 80,131
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Canton
Population: 70,105
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Lorain
Population: 65,207
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Hamilton
Population: 63,124
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Youngstown
Population: 59,605
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Springfield
Population: 58,410
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Kettering
Population: 57,442
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Elyria
Population: 52,833
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Cuyahoga Falls
Population: 50,864
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Middletown
Population: 50,607
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Newark
Population: 50,393
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Lakewood
Population: 50,229
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Dublin
Population: 49,031
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Euclid
Population: 48,991
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Mansfield
Population: 47,686
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Mentor
Population: 47,215
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Beavercreek
Population: 46,787
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Strongsville
Population: 46,022
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Fairfield
Population: 44,597
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Delaware
Population: 43,168
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Grove
Population: 41,831
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Reynoldsburg
Population: 41,032
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Lancaster
Population: 40,902
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Findlay
Population: 40,280
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Warren
Population: 39,057
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Westerville
Population: 38,543
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Hilliard
Population: 36,560
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Upper Arlington
Population: 36,319
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North Ridgeville
Population: 36,043
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Marion
Population: 35,771
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Gahanna
Population: 35,438
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Lima
Population: 35,304
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Brunswick
Population: 35,284
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Mason
Population: 35,148
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Fairborn
Population: 34,506
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Stow
Population: 34,317
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Westlake
Population: 34,036
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Massillon
Population: 32,177
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North Olmsted
Population: 32,031
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North Royalton
Population: 31,013
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Bowling Green
Population: 30,051
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Green
Population: 27,381
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Kent
Population: 27,190
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Wooster
Population: 27,012
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Troy
Population: 26,716
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Marysville
Population: 26,540
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Medina
Population: 26,040
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Xenia
Population: 25,555
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Avon Lake
Population: 25,456
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Avon
Population: 25,082
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Perrysburg
Population: 25,065
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Barberton
Population: 24,977
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Centerville
Population: 24,815
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Sandusky
Population: 24,748
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Zanesville
Population: 24,726
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Riverside
Population: 24,432
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Wadsworth
Population: 24,302
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Solon
Population: 23,970
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Willoughby
Population: 23,934
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Pickerington
Population: 23,828
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Athens
Population: 23,211
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Trotwood
Population: 23,041
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Hudson
Population: 23,007
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Oxford
Population: 22,069
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Chillicothe
Population: 21,958
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South Euclid
Population: 21,606
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Alliance
Population: 21,574
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Rocky River
Population: 21,490
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Lebanon
Population: 21,216
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Piqua
Population: 20,533
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Sidney
Population: 20,457
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Painesville
Population: 20,453
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Whitehall
Population: 19,974
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Miamisburg
Population: 19,859
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Oregon
Population: 19,821
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Springboro
Population: 19,577
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Twinsburg
Population: 19,346
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Sylvania
Population: 19,038
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Norwood
Population: 19,023
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Ashland
Population: 19,008
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Tallmadge
Population: 18,394
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Berea
Population: 18,330
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Niles
Population: 18,301
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Steubenville
Population: 18,144
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Pataskala
Population: 18,049
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Ashtabula
Population: 17,919
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Portsmouth
Population: 17,919
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Tiffin
Population: 17,814
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North Canton
Population: 17,746
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New Philadelphia
Population: 17,563
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Eastlake
Population: 17,538
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Streetsboro
Population: 17,514
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Aurora
Population: 17,386
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Norwalk
Population: 17,054
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Defiance
Population: 16,830
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Mount Vernon
Population: 16,802
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Fremont
Population: 15,851
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Vandalia
Population: 15,100
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Monroe
Population: 15,024
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Worthington
Population: 14,754
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Washington Court House
Population: 14,406
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Powell
Population: 14,229
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Willowick
Population: 14,182
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Circleville
Population: 14,144
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Bellefontaine
Population: 14,051
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Sharonville
Population: 13,989
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Lyndhurst
Population: 13,854
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Beachwood
Population: 13,850
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New Franklin
Population: 13,830
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Maumee
Population: 13,765
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East Cleveland
Population: 13,666
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Brecksville
Population: 13,656
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Harrison
Population: 13,460
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Englewood
Population: 13,388
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Blue Ash
Population: 13,374
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Bexley
Population: 13,324
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Trenton
Population: 13,304
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Marietta
Population: 13,282
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Loveland
Population: 13,280
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Clayton
Population: 13,269
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Dover
Population: 13,094
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West Carrollton
Population: 13,008
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Bedford
Population: 12,960
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Amherst
Population: 12,796
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Greenville
Population: 12,748
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Fostoria
Population: 12,671
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Wickliffe
Population: 12,639
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Wilmington
Population: 12,637
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Conneaut
Population: 12,378
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Macedonia
Population: 12,142
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Salem
Population: 11,805
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Franklin
Population: 11,670
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Bucyrus
Population: 11,619
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Norton
Population: 11,576
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Ravenna
Population: 11,286
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Brooklyn
Population: 11,203
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Urbana
Population: 11,153
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Coshocton
Population: 11,056
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Celina
Population: 11,017
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Springdale
Population: 10,983
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Montgomery
Population: 10,816
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Van Wert
Population: 10,710
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Ironton
Population: 10,585
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Heath
Population: 10,545
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New Albany
Population: 10,524
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Reading
Population: 10,490
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Vermilion
Population: 10,451
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London
Population: 10,403
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Galion
Population: 10,358
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Tipp
Population: 10,344
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Cambridge
Population: 10,046
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Struthers
Population: 9,995
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East Liverpool
Population: 9,869
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Wapakoneta
Population: 9,867
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Canal Winchester
Population: 9,659
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Louisville
Population: 9,560
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Girard
Population: 9,521
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Oakwood
Population: 9,480
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Madeira
Population: 9,454
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Sheffield Lake
Population: 8,946
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Wyoming
Population: 8,712
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Shelby
Population: 8,706
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Bryan
Population: 8,664
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Cheviot
Population: 8,655
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Olmsted Falls
Population: 8,640
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Napoleon
Population: 8,561
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Orrville
Population: 8,361
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Eaton
Population: 8,353
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St. Marys
Population: 8,319
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Bellevue
Population: 8,201
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Oberlin
Population: 8,054
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Campbell
Population: 7,812
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Fairlawn
Population: 7,689
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Canfield
Population: 7,651
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Kenton
Population: 7,607
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Hubbard
Population: 7,600
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Independence
Population: 7,543
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