Ohio is bounded on the north by Lake Erie, and the south by the Ohio River which IS the southern boundary. East is Pennsylvania and West is Indiana; Michigan on the Northwest; and West Virginia and Kentucky meet pat of the southern border. Southeastern Ohio is part of the Appalachian Mountain Region.
OHIO if u dont no that u dont no ur geography
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That would be the Ohio river, if my geography serves me correctly.
Henry L. Hunker has written: 'Columbus, Ohio' -- subject(s): Geography, History 'Factors of industrial location in Ohio'
Art Weber has written: 'Wild Ohio' -- subject(s): Natural history, Physical geography
Shawnees lived in the Ohio country which were vast woodlands and some meadows for thier farming activities.
Pauline Smyth has written: 'Bibliography of Ohio geology, 1951-1960' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Geology 'The geology along Route 40 in Ohio' -- subject(s): Geology, Physical geography
The most eastern state in the Midwestern Region is Ohio. It is bordered by Pennsylvania to the east and is known for its diverse geography and industrial history. Ohio's location makes it a key state in the Midwest, both economically and culturally.
Several rivers originate in the Appalachian Mountains and flow into the Ohio River, including the Kanawha River in West Virginia and the Scioto River in Ohio. These rivers contribute to the Ohio River's watershed, draining various regions of the Appalachians. The geography of the Appalachian Mountains plays a significant role in shaping the flow patterns of these tributaries.
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Dayton, Ohio, has an elevation of approximately 728 feet (222 meters) above sea level. The city's elevation can vary slightly depending on specific locations within its boundaries. This elevation contributes to its climate and geography, situated in the southwestern part of the state.
The other geography is called Human Geography, the study of humans and their interaction with the land. It includes the subcategory of cultural geography. Human geography is also called Social geography.