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Canfield Canton Cardington Carey Carroll Carrollton Casstown Castalia Catawba Cecil Cedarville Celina Centerburg Chagrin Falls Chardon Chatfield Chauncey Chesapeake Cheshire Chesterhill Chesterland Chickasaw Chillicothe Chippewa Lake Christiansburg Cincinnati Circleville Clarington Clarksburg Clarksville Clay Center Clayton Cleveland Cleves Clinton Clyde Coalton Coldwater College Corner Columbiana Columbus Grove Columbus Commercial Point Conesville Conneaut Continental | Convoy Coolville Corning Cortland Coshocton Covington Crestline Creston Crooksville Cumberland Custar Cuyahoga Falls Cygnet D Dalton Danville Dayton De Graff Defiance Delaware Dellroy Delphos Delta Dennison Deshler Dillonvale Donnelsville Dover Doylestown Dresden Dublin Dunkirk Dupont E East Liverpool East Palestine East Sparta Eastlake Eaton Edgerton Edison Edon Eldorado Elmore Elyria Empire Englewood Enon Euclid F Fairborn Fairfield Fairlawn Fairview Farmersville Fayette Fayetteville Felicity Findlay Fletcher Flushing Forest Fort Jennings Fort Loramie Fort Recovery Fostoria Frankfort Franklin Furnace Franklin Frazeysburg Fredericksburg Fredericktown Freeport Fremont Fulton G Galena Galion Gallipolis Gambier Garrettsville Gates Mills Geneva Genoa Georgetown Germantown Gettysburg Gibsonburg Girard Glandorf Glenmont Glouster Gnadenhutten Grafton Grand Rapids Grand River Granville Gratis Green Camp Green Springs Green Greenfield Greentown Greenville Greenwich Grove City Grover Hill H Hamden Hamersville Hamilton Hamler Hanoverton Harpster Harrisburg Harrison Harrisville Harrod Hartford Hartville Harveysburg Haskins Hayesville Heath Hebron Helena Hicksville Higginsport Highland Hilliard Hillsboro Hiram Holgate Holland Hollansburg Holloway Holmesville Hopedale Hoytville Hubbard Hudson Huntsville Huron I Independence Irondale Ironton | J Jackson Center Jackson Jacksonville Jamestown Jefferson Jeffersonville Jenera Jeromesville Jerry City Jewett Johnstown Junction City K Kalida Kelleys Island Kent Kenton Killbuck Kingston Kipton L Lagrange Lakemore Lakeview Lakewood Lancaster Laurelville Leavittsburg Lebanon Leesburg Leetonia Leipsic Lewisburg Lewisville Liberty Center Lima Lindsey Lisbon Lithopolis Lockbourne Lodi Logan London Lorain Lore City Loudonville Louisville Loveland Lowell Lowellville Lucas Lucasville Luckey Ludlow Falls Lynchburg Lyons M Macedonia Macksburg Madison Magnetic Springs Magnolia Maineville Malinta Malta Malvern Manchester Mansfield Mantua Maple Heights Maplewood Marengo Marietta Marion Marshallville Martins Ferry Martinsville Marysville Mason Massillon Masury Maumee Mc Arthur Mc Clure Mc Comb Mc Connelsville Mc Donald Middle Point Middleport Middletown Midland Midvale Milan Milford Center Milford Millbury Millersburg Millersport Mineral City Mineral Ridge Minerva Mingo Junction Minster Mogadore Monroe Monroeville Montpelier Morral Morristown Morrow Moscow Mount Blanchard Mount Cory Mount Eaton Mount Gilead Mount Orab Mount Pleasant Mount Sterling Mount Vernon Mount Victory Mowrystown Munroe Falls Murray City N Napoleon Navarre Neffs Nelsonville Nevada New Albany New Athens New Bloomington New Bremen New Carlisle New Concord New Knoxville New Lebanon New Lexington New London New Madison New Middletown New Paris New Philadelphia | New Richmond New Riegel New Straitsville New Vienna New Washington New Waterford Newark Newcomerstown Newton Falls Newtonsville Ney Niles North Baltimore North Bend North Fairfield North Hampton North Kingsville North Lewisburg North Olmsted North Ridgeville North Robinson North Royalton North Star Northfield Northwood Norwalk O Oak Harbor Oak Hill Oakwood Oberlin Ohio City Old Washington Olmsted Falls Ontario Orangeville Oregon Orient Orrville Orwell Osgood Ostrander Owensville Oxford P Painesville Pandora Pataskala Paulding Payne Peebles Pemberville Peninsula Perry Perrysburg Perrysville Phillipsburg Philo Pickerington Piketon Pioneer Piqua Pitsburg Plain City Pleasant City Pleasant Hill Pleasantville Plymouth Polk Pomeroy Port Clinton Port Jefferson Port Washington Port William Portage Portsmouth Potsdam Powell Powhatan Point Proctorville Prospect Q Quaker City Quincy R Racine Ravenna Rawson Rayland Republic Reynoldsburg Richfield Richmond Richwood Ridgeway Rio Grande Ripley Risingsun Rittman Rock Creek Rockford Rocky Ridge Rocky River Rogers Roseville Ross Rossburg Rossford Rushsylvania Rushville Russells Point Russellville Russia Rutland S Sabina Saint Clairsville Saint Henry Saint Louisville Saint Marys Saint Paris Salem Salineville Sandusky Sardinia Savannah Scio Scott Seaman Sebring Senecaville Seven Mile Seville Shadyside Shawnee Shelby Sherrodsville Sherwood Shiloh Shreve | Sidney Smithfield Smithville Solon Somerset Somerville South Charleston South Lebanon South Point South Salem South Solon South Vienna South Webster Spencer Spencerville Spring Valley Springboro Springfield Steubenville Stockport Stoutsville Stow Strasburg Stratton Streetsboro Strongsville Struthers Stryker Sugar Grove Sugarcreek Summerfield Sunbury Swanton Sycamore Sylvania Syracuse T Tallmadge Tarlton Terrace Park The Plains Thornville Thurston Tiffin Tiltonsville Tipp City Tiro Tontogany Toronto Tremont City Trenton Trimble Troy Tuscarawas Twinsburg U Uhrichsville Union City Uniontown Unionville Center Unionville Uniopolis Upper Sandusky Urbana Utica V Van Buren Van Wert Vandalia Vanlue Vermilion Verona Versailles Vienna Vinton W Wadsworth Wakeman Walbridge Waldo Wapakoneta Warren Warsaw Washingtonville Waterville Wauseon Waverly Wayne Waynesburg Waynesfield Waynesville Wellington Wellston Wellsville West Alexandria West Farmington West Jefferson West Lafayette West Liberty West Manchester West Mansfield West Milton West Portsmouth West Salem West Union West Unity Westerville Westfield Center Westlake Wharton Wheelersburg Whitehouse Wickliffe Wilberforce Willard Williamsburg Williamsport Willoughby Willshire Wilmington Wilmot Winchester Windham Woodsfield Woodstock Woodville Wooster X Xenia Y Yellow Springs Yorkville Youngstown Z Zaleski Zanesfield Zanesville | ||||||
Interesting Facts ~ Ohio is the 7th most populous and the 34th most extensive of the 50 states ~ ~The state attained statehood on March 1, 1803, becoming the 17th state to join the union ~ ~ Ohio state flag is not rectangular, It is the only pennant designed flag in the USA ~ ~ McKinley National Memorial is next to the McKinley Museum ~ ~ Ohio is the birthplace of seven Presidents of the United States ~ ~ William Henry Harrison was born in Virginia, but made a home in Ohio ~ ~ Ohio is sometimes referred to as the “mother of presidents.” ~ ~ Cedar Point in Sandusky is known as “roller coaster capital of the world ~ ~ First police car in the United States was an electric wagon in Akron in 1899 ~ ~ Oberlin College was first college in USA to admit women and to admit black students ~ ~ Bob Evans, the founder of the Bob Evans franchise, is from Rio Grande ~ ~ OH is the abbreviation for the state of Ohio ~ ~ Highest point is Campbell Hill in Logan County, and lowest point is the Ohio River ~ ~ Largest troll collection in the world is located in Alliance ~ ~ In the 18th century when Ohio was settled, Buckeye trees were prevalent ~ ~ Ohio got the nickname the Buckeye state ~ ~ 1896, John Gilman used X-Rays for surgery for the first time in Marietta ~ ~ Hocking Hills is one of the most popular of Ohio’s 75 state parks and protected areas ~ ~ Cleveland is home to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ~ ~ Canton has the NFL Pro Football Hall of Fame and Pro Game each year ~ ~ Ravenna is known as “flag city,” where the Ohio State flag was created ~ ~ Thomas Edison, famous for inventing the incandescent light bulb, was born in Milan ~ ~ Has two Major League Baseball teams: Cincinnati Reds and Cleveland Guardians ~ ~ Has two Pro Football teams: Cincinnati Cardinals and Cleveland Browns ~ ~ Columbus Blue Jackets are Ohio’s team in the National Hockey League ~ ~ Professional basketball team is the Cleveland Cavaliers ~ ~ Official state song of Ohio is called “Beautiful Ohio.” ~ ~ Twinsburg has Twins Festival, largest annual gathering of twins, multiples in the world ~ ~ Cincinnati Reds, first professional baseball team in the United States ~ ~ National Inventors Hall of Fame is located in North Canton ~ ~ Ohio was declared by Congress in 2003 as the “Birthplace of Aviation” ~ ~ National Museum of the United States Air Force is located near Dayton ~ ~ National Museum is the largest and oldest military aviation museum in the world ~ ~ Annie Oakley, star of Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show, was born in Ohio ~ ~ 1923, Cleveland High School students, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, created Superman ~ ~ First man on the moon, Neil Armstrong, was born in Wapakoneta ~ ~ According to NASA, 25 astronauts have called Ohio home ~ ~ Chocolate manufacturer named Clarence Crane, from Cleveland invented Life Savers® ~ ~ State of Ohio is about 44,825 square miles ~ “Duct Tape Capital of the World“ is in Avon ~ ~ Shawshank Redemption was filmed at the Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield ~ ~ First concrete street in America was poured in 1891 in Bellefontaine ~ ~ State bird of Ohio is the cardinal ~ State flower of Ohio is the red carnation ~ ~ State animal is the white-tailed deer ~ State beverage is tomato juice ~ ~ State bug is the ladybug ~ There are 88 counties in the state ~ ~ Sugarcreek is home to the World’s Largest Cuckoo Clock, 23ft tall by 24ft wide ~ ~ Ohio’s official rock song is “Hang On Sloopy,” and it is the only state to have one ~ ~ World’s largest horseshoe crab statue is located in Hillsboro ~ ~ Was the first state to enact laws that protected working women in 1852 ~ ~ Marietta was the first permanent settlement, named after Marie Antoinette ~ ~ Homes County is home to one of the largest Amish communities in the world ~ ~ Dublin hosts one of the largest Irish festivals in the world ~ ~ John Lambert invented and drove the first American gasoline-powered automobile ~ ~ Akron is known as the “Rubber Capital of the World” with rubber and tire manufacturing ~ ~ Inventor of the traffic light and gas mask, Garrett Morgan, is from Cleveland ~ ~ Home to the longest covered bridge in the USA. The Smolen Gulf Bridge is 613ft long ~ ~ Fast-food chain Arby’s was founded in Boardman ~ ~ fast food chain, Wendy’s, was founded by Dave Thomas in Columbus ~ ~ Cleveland, Ohio became the first city in America to demonstrate public electric lighting ~ ~ Record for youngest and oldest national checkers champion is Asa A. Long of Antwerp ~ ~ Ohio University is recognized as the first university in the state ~ ~ Lake Erie is said to have a serpent-like monster named Bessie, featured in the NY Times ~ ~ Cincinnati Fire Department was first professional, fully-paid fire department in the USA ~ ~ Oldest professional observatory in operation in the USA is The Cincinnati Observatory ~ ~ Brewster Dairy is the largest producer of swiss cheese in the USA ~ ~ Cincinnati was the first place in the USA to have a civilian ambulance service ~ ~ Charles Goodyear from Akron, Ohio invented the process of vulcanizing rubber ~ ~ General Mills of Akron trademarked Quaker Oats as the first breakfast cereal in 1877~ ~~~~~~~~ |
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