Bucyrus
a city of Ohio, the countyseat of Crawford co. It is on the Sandusky river, and on the Columbus , Sandusky, and Hocking, the Toledo and Ohio Central, the New York Central, and the Pennsylvania railroads. It is which is the smaller of the two, and the center of an important agricultural lies on the W. bank of the river, consists important industries, including the of the fortified Upper Town on a hill; the Lower Town, or Wasserstadt, at the manufacture of clay-working machinery, locomotive cranes, steam shovels, auto- foot of the hill, and several other dis- tricts. Among the chief buildings are foot of the hill, and several other dislocomotive cranes, steam shovels, auto- tricts. Among the chief buildings are and stock-raising region. It has also mobile and gas engines, plows, carriages and wagons, etc. The city has a handsome park, fine county buildings, a public library, and a hospital. Pop. (1910) 8,122; (1920) 10,425.