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Copley

About Copley

14,021 in city
2,891,988 in metro
54 km² (21 mi²)
Copley Township is a suburb along the western border of Akron. Originally settled in 1814, the township was named in honor of American portrait painter John Singleton Copley (1738-1815), the father of Elizabeth Greene, one of the area’s earliest land owners.

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