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The river is IN the U.S. It is the southern border of Ohio and is later connected to the Mississippi River. = D


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Which Ohio city is located closest to the Kentucky boarder?

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Which two major cities are connected by the Ohio?

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Why did cities such as Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Louisville grow rapidly in the 1830's?

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It's the area surrounding that upper part of the Ohio River. Including cities like Wheeling, WV , Brideport, Martins Ferry, and St Claresville, Ohio , and cities around there.


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What Canal connected Lake Erie with the Ohio River?

The canal that connected Lake Erie with the Ohio River is the Ohio and Erie Canal. Completed in the early 19th century, it facilitated transportation and trade between the Great Lakes and the interior of the United States. The canal played a significant role in the economic development of the region, particularly for cities like Cleveland and Akron. It was an essential part of the broader canal system that helped link various waterways across the country.