Ohio

 

State Info Important Cities Places to Visit Story of State Famous People Jobs Presidents  Resources

 

 

State Info

Capital

Columbus 

Size

41,328 square miles
Population 11,353,140
Tree Buckeye
Flower Scarlet Carnation 
Motto With God All Things are Possible
Bird Cardinal 
% of urban&rural 74% urban and 26% rural

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Large Cities

Columbus 711,470
Cleveland 478,403
Cincinnati 331,285
Toledo 313,619
Akron 217,074
Dayton 166,179

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Places to Visit

The Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton. It has many of the

football Legends. The Football Hall of Fame holds exhibits of

the best there ever was!

The Aden State Memorial in Chillicothe. There is a              

restored stone home, it was built by Thomas Worthington in

1870. It's furnished with rare American Antiques.

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                   Story of State Ohio was the 17th state to join the union in 1803. Ohio has had three different capitals. In 1670 La Salle was known as the first white man in the Ohio region. In 1832 the Ohio Canal was completed. In 1993 voters approved a $200,000,000 state park and recreation area improvement project.

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          Famous People Robert Henri is a famous painter from Cincinnati OH.
Clark Gable is an actor from Cadiz OH.
Paul Newman is a very famous actor from Cleveland OH.
Thomas Edison: He was a famous inventor from Milan OH.
Neil Armstrong: He was the first man on the moon and he is from Wapakoneta OH.
Doris Day: She was an actress and a singer from Cincinnati.

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Jobs

Industry 29% industry.
Agriculture 1% farming.
Services 70% Services.

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                                     Presidents  James Garfield
Ulysses S. Grant
Warren Harding
Ruthford Hayes
Benjamin Harrison 
William McKinley
William Taft

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Resources

World Book Encyclopedia

Internet on 50states.com

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