Daylight on June 21: ranking of metro areas in Ohio
Order: highest value first. This indicator is neutral: a higher value does not mean a better one.
Daylight on June 21: ranking of metro areas in Ohio: Cleveland ranks first (15.2 hours) and Cincinnati last (14.9 hours). The median across 7 the state's metro areas is 15.1 hours. Observation period: December 21 and June 21 (does not depend on the year). Source: calculated from latitude (astronomical formula).
Astronomical day length at the summer solstice.
Data quality: calculation; cloud cover is not taken into account.
| # | Metro area | Value | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cleveland | 15.2 hours | December 21 and June 21 (does not depend on the year) |
| 2 | Toledo | 15.2 hours | December 21 and June 21 (does not depend on the year) |
| 3 | Youngstown | 15.2 hours | December 21 and June 21 (does not depend on the year) |
| 4 | Akron | 15.1 hours | December 21 and June 21 (does not depend on the year) |
| 5 | Canton | 15.1 hours | December 21 and June 21 (does not depend on the year) |
| 6 | Columbus | 15.0 hours | December 21 and June 21 (does not depend on the year) |
| 7 | Cincinnati | 14.9 hours | December 21 and June 21 (does not depend on the year) |
Only places with a value for the indicator are ranked; a gap is not a zero. A ranking on one indicator is not an assessment of a place to live.