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TRANSPORTATION DEPT

COLUMBUS-USA

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TRANSPORTATION DEPT
Company Title: Pages - Welcome to The Ohio Department of Transportation Home Page 
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Company Address: 1616 W Broad St,COLUMBUS,OH,USA 
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43223-1202 
Telephone Number: 9375447295 (+1-937-544-7295) 
Fax Number: 6144667719 (+1-614-466-7719) 
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www. dot. state. oh. us 
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USA SIC Code(Standard Industrial Classification Code):
962102 
USA SIC Description:
Provincial Govt-Transportation Programs 
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