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About Upper Arlington

Upper Arlington, 2010 population 31,244, area 9.8 sq mi, is a city in Franklin County, Ohio. The Scioto River borders on the west, with Columbus on the north and east, and Marble Cliff and Grandview Heights on the south. Upper Arlington is comprised of ZIP codes 43212, 43220, and 43221, and uses area code 614.

Upper Arlington News

AEP Rate Increases Expected to Hit Schools Hard. AEP rate increases may have big impacts on the bottom lines of central Ohio school districts. WSYX, Feb 21 2012 4:40 PM.

Suburbs' blank checks for city, township officials vary. The amounts for administrators, mayors and city managers range from a few thousand dollars in villages to more than $70,000 in bigger cities such as Dublin. The Columbus Dispatch, Feb 21 2012 6:11 AM.

Apartments driving Columbus rebound. Curated by Melissa Wolfe from the Columbus Museum of Art, 100 Years of Art serves as a tribute to C... Subscribe to home delivery of The Columbus Dispatch , The Dispatch E-Edition , The Dispatch for e-readers or a combination of all three. This Week Community News, Feb 19 2012 10:39 PM.

Capital director wins 2 Grammys. Subscribe to home delivery of The Columbus Dispatch , The Dispatch E-Edition , The Dispatch for e-readers or a combination of all three. The Columbus Dispatch, Feb 17 2012 9:30 AM.

Upper Arlington Origins

Upper Arlington was founded by brothers King and Ben Thompson, who in 1913 purchased the 840 acres of farmland that was to become Upper Arlington.

Originally intended as a residential community to be named the “Country Club District,” the area became known as Upper Arlington after Arlington, its neighbor to the south presently called Marble Cliff.

A Garden City-style plan provided by prominent landscape architect William Pitkin Jr., laid out tree-lined streets following the contours of the land. Development was paused briefly in 1916 when the National Guard used the area as a training camp, but soon resumed.

In 1918, Upper Arlington was incorporated as a village, population 200. The Mallway business district, built in the 1920s, added office and retail space along Arlington Avenue.

The village became a city in 1941 and grew in population as it annexed surrounding land, mostly through the late 1940s to 1960.