Which Ohio city is sinking? According to the study, Columbus, Ohio, is sinking at a rate of up to 2 mm per year. And more than 90% of the city's surface area is sinking at that rate, per the data .

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According to the study, Columbus, Ohio, is sinking at a rate of up to 2 mm per year. And more than 90% of the city's surface area is sinking at that rate, per the data. In surrounding states ...