Geographic orientation
The 39-16000 entry identifies Cleveland, Ohio (code 16000, estimate 363,608); rank 53 offers comparison, while 16000 guards the local identity. The marker for Cleveland, Ohio (rank 53) is 41 degrees 28 minutes 42 seconds north, 81 degrees 40 minutes 46 seconds west; Code 16000 keeps the coordinate tied to the intended record. Identifier 39-16000 holds scale separate from municipal boundaries; the inventory records 363,608 for Cleveland, Ohio (latitude 41.47846). Lake Erie shore, glacial plains, river valleys, and the Appalachian transition supplies the Ohio backdrop for Cleveland, Ohio (FIPS 39-16000); code 16000 keeps the statewide phrase tied to the correct place.
Rivers, lakes, and coast
The water story for Cleveland, Ohio (code 16000, estimate 363,608) includes Lake Erie, the Ohio River, and glacially shaped tributaries; state code 39 holds the statewide system attached to the right place. One state-scale observation behind Cleveland, Ohio (rank 53) is that glacial meltwater deposits occur outside the ice margin along the Ohio River; identifier 39-16000 prevents ambiguous attribution. Neither becomes a complete local survey; the point for Cleveland, Ohio (latitude 41.47846), 39-16000, may be compared with the drainage layer. Identifier 39-16000 holds nature separate from city identity; a state overview places Cleveland, Ohio (FIPS 39-16000) beside its water system.
Height and horizon
Rank 53 makes the wide terrain summary specific to this entry; the landform setting for Cleveland, Ohio (code 16000, estimate 363,608) is glacial plains, lake shore, Appalachian foothills, and wooded valleys. Rank 53 names the entry; for Cleveland, Ohio (rank 53), the plotted marker is most informative when the terrain remains visible. A state-scale fact behind the Cleveland, Ohio (latitude 41.47846) guide is that lake Erie moderates temperatures near Ohio's shore; the city point remains a separate locator. Terrain and drainage belong in one reading for rank 53; Land and water meet in the setting of Cleveland, Ohio (FIPS 39-16000).
Place and surrounding ground
A city-scale view of Cleveland, Ohio (code 16000) works better as a connected settlement field; identifier 39-16000 holds its named place distinct. Read 363,608 as the reported size of Cleveland, Ohio (rank 53); Code 16000 is not a shortcut for jurisdictional shape. Place code 16000 marks the distinction; for Cleveland, Ohio (latitude 41.47846), statewide continuity may be shown even when municipal identity stays distinct. Cleveland, Ohio (FIPS 39-16000) is part of its Ohio setting; identifier 39-16000 prevents setting from replacing city identity. For rank 53, Cleveland, Ohio (estimate 363,608) stays a defined entry within a larger and changing settlement landscape.
Using the map carefully
Rank 53 next gives the plotted place proper scale; a national-to-local sequence introduces Cleveland, Ohio (code 16000) through Ohio. For Cleveland, Ohio (rank 53), the plotted coordinate answers where; natural systems explain the larger setting outside rank 53. Place 16000 confirms the entry; the helpful comparison for Cleveland, Ohio (latitude 41.47846) is its location with environmental systems. Rank 53 identifies the city entry; one state-scale clue behind Cleveland, Ohio (FIPS 39-16000) is that lake effect snow affects the southeastern shore of Lake Erie. Rank 53, code 39-16000, and the landscape together provide a durable reference for Cleveland, Ohio (estimate 363,608).