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Ohio is a state in the northeastern United States, with a coastline at Lake Erie.
It borders Ontario Canada across Lake Erie toward the north, the US territories of Michigan toward the northwest, Pennsylvania toward the east, and Indiana toward the west. The Ohio River frames its boundary with West Virginia in the southeast and Kentucky in the south.
It borders Ontario Canada across Lake Erie toward the north, the US territories of Michigan toward the northwest, Pennsylvania toward the east, and Indiana toward the west. The Ohio River frames its boundary with West Virginia in the southeast and Kentucky in the south.
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Ohio was obtained by Britain from France in 1763 and by the US in 1783 after the American Revolution. Admission to the Union on 1 March 1803, it was conceded as the seventeenth state.
Geology of Ohio
Shallow Lake Erie is the southernmost of the five Great Lakes in North America; it is the eleventh biggest freshwater lake on the planet. The lake and its environmental elements are a huge wellspring of numerous minerals.
A few islands in the lake have a place with Ohio; they are totally arranged in Ottawa County.
Kelleys Island is the biggest of the American Lake Erie islands, others are South Bass Island, Middle Bass Island, and North Bass Island, with a town known as Isle St George.
The Central Lowlands rule the western piece of Ohio's scene with its Till Plains and the Lake Plains at Lake Erie.
The Huron-Erie Lake Plains are the piece of northwestern Ohio along Lake Erie, and the state's boundary with Pennsylvania, the almost level district denotes the previous degree of Lake Erie as the last (Wisconsinan) ice sheet withdrew from Ohio.
A few glacial masses across the region made the level surface of the Central Lowlands Province during the Ice Age, the enormous ice sheets gouged and smoothed the bedrock, annihilated waste frameworks, and filled existing valleys with silt.
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Population of Ohio
Ohio has a populace of 11.6 million individuals (est. in 2019). Around 80% of the number of inhabitants in Ohio is white. [2] The biggest city and capital is Columbus.
More prominent Cleveland is the biggest Metropolitan Area that is altogether inside Ohio, and Greater Cincinnati is the biggest metropolitan region that is unquestionably somewhat inside Ohio, each with around 2.1 million occupants.
Other significant urban communities are Toledo, Akron, and Dayton.
The biggest air terminals in the state are Cleveland-Hopkins International Airport (IATA code: CLE), John Glenn Columbus International Airport (IATA code: CMH), and James M. Cox Dayton International Airport (IATA code: DAY).
