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How did Cleveland Ohio get its name?

per http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Cleveland,_Ohio named after General Moses Cleaveland


Who was Cleveland Ohio named for?

Moses Cleaveland. They changed the spelling years later. He laid out the original town, but did not stay.


What was cleaveland Ohio named after?

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Where is the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Located in the US?

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is in Cleveland, Ohio.


What president who shares the name of a city was not from the state of Ohio?

Grover Cleaveland


When did Ohio become a sovereign state?

Cleveland is a city in the state of Ohio. Ohio became a state on March 1, 1803. The village of Cleaveland that would become the city of Cleveland was incorporated in 1814. The name was changed from Cleaveland to Cleveland in 1831.


How did Cleveland County get its name?

Cleveland County, located in various states including North Carolina and Oklahoma, was named after General Moses Cleaveland, a surveyor and the founder of Cleveland, Ohio. The name reflects the influence of early American settlers and their tendency to honor prominent figures of the time. In North Carolina, the county was established in 1841, while Oklahoma's Cleveland County was formed in 1890, both adopting the name to honor General Cleaveland's contributions.


Was Grover Cleveland ever a governor of Ohio?

No. Grover Cleveland never lived in Ohio . Cleveland, Ohio was not named for him. Cleveland was governor of New York.


What is Cleveland named after?

President Cleveland was named Stephen Grover Cleveland.Cleveland, Ohio was named after General MosesCleveland.Cleveland from Family Guy and The Cleveland showis named Cleveland Brown. His son is named Cleveland Brown Jr.


Which city in Ohio was named after a president?

Cleveland


What states have a city named Cleveland?

Ohio


How many cities in the U.s. named Cleveland?

There are 16 states have a city named Cleveland including Ohio, Kansas, and Indiana, and find the rest for yourself!