Editing Marion, Ohio (section)

==Transportation==
[[File:EL E8A 811 with Train 5, The Lake Cities stopped at Marion, OH on December 21, 1969 (24009151372).jpg|thumb|The ''[[Lake Cities (Erie Railroad train)|Lake Cities]]'' at [[Marion Union Station]] in 1969]]
The [[Marion Municipal Airport (Ohio)|Marion Municipal Airport]] is located {{convert|3|nmi|mi km|spell=in}} northeast of the [[central business district]].<ref>{{FAA-airport|ID=MNN|use=PU|own=PU|site=18167.*A}}. Federal Aviation Administration. Effective 30 June 2011.</ref>

Transportation services are available from local air charter companies and taxi services. Also, Marion had a [[Greyhound Lines|Greyhound Bus]] terminal, however it was taken out and is now a transport hub for city transportation only.

[[U.S. Route 23]] runs north to Findlay and Upper Sandusky and other points north from the eastern edge of Marion; and it runs south towards Columbus and other points south. Ohio state routes 4, 309 and 423 run through the city.

Into the 1960s several railroads made stops at [[Marion Union Station]]; the station's last long-distance trains ([[Erie Lackawanna]]'s ''[[Lake Cities (Erie Railroad train)|Lake Cities]]'') which left in 1970 and a connecting line to the [[Chesapeake and Ohio Railway]]'s ''[[George Washington (train)|George Washington]]'' which ended with the hand over of passenger service to [[Amtrak]] in 1971.