Cuyahoga County Ohio
- Municipalities
- Brooklyn City
- Cleveland City
- Lakewood City
- Bay Vlg City
- Beachwood City
- Bedford City
- Bedford Heights City
- Bentleyville Vlg
- Berea City
- Bratenahl Vlg
- Brecksville City
- Broadview Heights City
- Brook Park City
- Brooklyn Heights Vlg
- Chagrin Falls Vlg
- Cleveland Heights City
- Cuyahoga Heights Vlg
- East Cleveland City
- Euclid City
- Fairview Park City
- Garfield Heights City
- Gates Mills Vlg
- Glenwillow Vlg
- Highland Heights City
- Highland Hills Vlg
- Hunting Valley Vlg
- Indpendence City
- Linndale Vlg
- Lyndhurst City
- Maple Heights City
- Mayfield Heights City
- Mayfield Vlg
- Middleburg Heights City
- Moreland Hills Vlg
- Newburgh Heights Vlg
- North Olmsted City
- North Randall Vlg
- North Royalton City
- Oakwood Vlg
- Olmsted Falls City
- Olmsted Twp
- Orange Vlg
- Parma City
- Parma Heights City
- Pepper Pike City
- Richmond Heights City
- Rocky River City
- Seven Hills City
- Shaker Heights City
- Solon City
- South Euclid City
- Strongsville City
- University Heights City
- Valley View Vlg
- Walton Hills Vlg
- Warrensville Heights City
- Westlake City
- Woodmere Vlg
- Historic Sites & Districts
- Ambler Heights
- Archwood Avenue
- Bedford
- Broadway Avenue
- Brooklyn Centre
- E. J. Kulas Estate
- East 89th Street
- East Boulevard
- East Fourth Street
- Elizabeth B. Blossom Subdivision
- Euclid Avenue
- Fairhill Road Village
- Forest Hill
- Franklin Boulevard-West Clinton Avenue
- Franklin Boulevard
- Gates Mills
- Gordon Square
- Jaite Mill
- Lorain Avenue Commercial
- Lorain Station
- Lower Prospect-Huron
- Magnolia--Wade Park
- Miles Park
- Newton Avenue
- Ohio and Erie Canal
- Ohio City Preservation District
- Old River Road
- Olmsted Falls
- Rockefeller Park and Cleveland Cultural Gardens
- Shaker Square
- Shaker Village
- Tremont
- Valley Railway
- William Tricker Inc.
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The Cuyahoga County Courthouse is located at 1200 Ontario Street, Cleveland, OH 44113; phone: 216-443-8560.
Cuyahoga County was created in 1810. The name Cuyahoga is an Indian word that means "crooked river." Cleveland, the county seat, was established in 1796 and named for its founder, Moses Cleaveland.
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