Canton (30) is a medium-sized city in the Cleveland, Ohio, USA metropolitan area, about 30 miles east of Cleveland, Ohio. Canton is located within the greater Northeast Ohio area, which is surrounded by Cleveland. It is also home to Ohio State University and the University of Akron, as well as several other colleges and universities.

Canton can be reached mainly via I-77, which connects Akron to Cleveland in the north, through New Philadelphia and Marietta, Ohio in the south, and finally runs through West Virginia and the Carolinas. Canton is connected to Cleveland via US Route 62 and other major cities such as Akron, Akron - Cleveland and Dayton.

Canton is also accessible via I-77, US Route 62 and the Ohio State Highway System, as well as the Cleveland-Akron-Cleveland Expressway.

Canton is also accessible via I-77, US Route 62 and the Ohio State Highway System, as well as the Cleveland-Akron-Cleveland Expressway.

The public college has more than 10,000 students since 2007 and is located about 200 acres in the center of downtown.

Two Catholic high schools also serve the city: St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic High School and St. Michael's Catholic School are located in Perry Township. Other Catholic schools in the canton are the St. Michael School of the canton, which took first place in the 2010 national "Power of the Pen" tournament. There are two Catholic primary schools, St. Thomas Catholic Primary School in the city centre and Catholic Middle School in the east of the city.

Perry Township is also home to Perry High School, which serves students from the Massillon and Canton. The City School District serves all its K-12 students, though the students north of 17th Street NW overlap with the Plain Local Schools District. Most students attend the North Cantin City Schools, consisting of St. Thomas Aquinas, Catholic Middle School and the city's two elementary schools.

The museum is funded by the Canton Museum of Art, the city's public art museum and its Education Outreach program. Financial scholarships are awarded to students of the museum's educational programs as well as to other local students. The museum is initiating educational programs in schools, churches, community groups and other organizations.

If you want to buy a taxi in Canton or anywhere else in Stark County, you might have to call one, but there are routes. Tourists can plan a trip to the museum and other attractions in the city, such as the Museum of Art and the Art Institute of Ohio. Free internet access is available to all visitors without the need to purchase a library card. Tourists can also plan trips to other museums, galleries, theatres, restaurants, shops and restaurants.

Also in downtown Canton is a small annex to Stark State College, which is used by students of Early College and High School located on the Timken campus, which is located on the Timken campus.

Within the city limits is the private Montessori school of the canton, which teaches the "Montessor i Plan of Education," proposed by Maria Montisteri at the beginning of the 20th century by her husband, the late Dr. Joseph Montesteri, and taught by the same teachers as the school's parent school. Cantons Country Day School is a private preK-8 school located on the campus of Stark State College at the corner of East Main Street and Main Avenue.

The canton itself is divided by Market Avenue, which is divided into E and W, N and S. The system extends into Stark County, but is not shared by the city of Canton itself, which has its own internal address network. The park is located mainly in the north of the canton and follows the same layout as the rest of Ohio State's park and recreation system. It borders Lake Erie and the Ohio River and the Ohio State University campus.

The E and W divisions become Cleveland Avenue and continue into Ridge Road and then into the city of Canton on the north side of the park.

Canton is connected to the Interstate Highway System via Interstate 77, which connects Canton with the rest of the county and the state of Ohio. Public transportation and buses run to and from the counties, including Amtrak stations in Alliance. Amtrak operates a regional passenger train station in Alliance, Ohio, with services to Cleveland, Akron, Columbus, Cleveland Heights and Akron - Cleveland.

In the late 1820s, planners for the Ohio and Erie Canals offered to build a canal to Canton, but the developer, the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, did not offer to build a line through the cantons until residents promised tens of thousands of dollars to build the line. Also a park that goes from Cleveland to Akron and from Akron to Canton and then on to Cleveland Heights.

O'Donnell named his Maryland plantation after her because he was the first person to transport goods from there to Baltimore. The city is home to the American Museum of Natural History, Ohio State University and the University of Akron.