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Ohio
Ohio is located in the Midwestern part of the US with an estimated population of 11.5 million as of 2010 census. It is the 34th largest US state by area at 116,096 sq km.
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The average yearly rainfall is most likely around....39.16" of precipitation per year.
What year did Oklahoma become a state?
Oklahoma was officially admitted to the Union on Saturday, November 19, 1907 by former President Theodore D. Roosevelt.
*To know everything there is to know about Oklahoma, check out: travelOK.com
Ohio is one of the leading corn & soy bean producers of the Midwest region. Our secondary crops that grow best in our soil is Green beans, Pumpkins, Apples, Pears, Tomatoes, Peaches, Cabbage, Lettuce, Strawberries, Potatoes, and Onions.
Who was the governor of Ohio in 1990?
George Voinovich (born July 15, 1936 in Cleveland, Ohio) succeeded Dick Celeste as the sixty-fifth Governor of Ohio, serving between January 14, 1991 and December 31, 1998, including the whole of 1996.
What is the average household salary in Ohio per year?
According to the US Census Bureau, the average annual income for households in Ohio was $48,011 in 2008. This is under the national average of $52,029.
How far is Columbus OH to Harrisburg PA?
The approximate driving time and mileage information -
Between: Columbus, OH
and: New York, NY
Driving miles: 560
Driving time: 9 hrs 15 mins
- is based on traveling non-stop in good driving conditions. Driving time does not take into consideration conditions which may extend travel time such as weather, road work, border crossings, and rush hour traffic in urban areas. Mileage denotes actual road miles covered as opposed to Point A to Point B linear distances on a map.
Is attempted assault a first or second degrees misdemeanor in the state of Ohio?
It is an M4 misdemeanor (The lowest possible misdemeanor) aka a 4th Degree Misdemeanor in Ohio, just as long as guns or firearms are not involved. Then the charge becomes much more serious. But usually they will charge you with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon if you are using firearms, knives, or other deadly weapons.
What other famous people are in Ohio?
bone thugs n harmony!!!!!!!!!!!!
Neil Alden Armstrong astronaut, Wapakoneta
George Bellows painter, lithographer, Columbus
Willard H. Bennett inventor, Findlay
Ambrose Bierce journalist, Meigs County
Albert J. Beveridge political leader, Highland
Erma Bombeck columnist, humorist, Dayton
Bill Boyd / Hopalong Cassidy actor, Cambridge
William Jennings Bryan U.S. presidential candidate, Salem
William Meriam Burton inventor, Cleveland
Milton Caniff cartoonist, Hillsboro
Nancy Cartwright voice of Bart Simpson, Kettering
John R. Commons economist, Hollansburg
Hart Crane poet, Garrettsville
George Armstrong Custer army officer, New Rumley
Dorothy Dandridge actress, Cleveland
Doris Day singer, actress, Cincinnati
Clarence Seward Darrow lawyer, Kingsman
Ruby Dee actress, Cleveland
Hugh Downs TV broadcaster, Akron
Thomas Alva Edison inventor, Milan
John Evans physician, educator, Waynesville
Clark Gable actor, Cadiz
James Abram Garfield U.S. president, Cuyahoga County
Cass Gilbert architect, Zanesville
Lillian Gish actress, Springfield
John Herschel Glenn astronaut, senator, Cambridge
Ulysses Simpson Grant U.S. president, Point Pleasant
Zane Grey author, Zanesville
Warren Gamaliel Harding U.S. president, Morrow County
Charles Martin Hall inventor, Thompson
Rutherford Hayes U.S. president, Delaware
Benjamin Harrison U.S. president, North Bend
Robert Henri painter, Cincinnati
William Dean Howells author, critic, Martins Ferry
Charles F. Kettering inventor, Loudonville
Kenisaw Mountain Landis first baseball commissioner, Millville
Maya Lin artist, sculptor, Athens
Dean Martin singer, actor, Steubenville
William McKinley U.S. president, Niles
Toni Morrison author, Lorain
George W. Norris U.S. Senator, Sandusky
Paul Newman actor, Cleveland
Jack Nicklaus golfer, Columbus
Annie Oakley markswoman, Darke County
Norman Vincent Peale clergyman, Bowersville
Roy J. Plunkett chemist, New Carlisle
Tyrone Power actor, Cincinnati
Judith Resnik astronaut, Akron
Eddie Rickenbacker aviator, Columbus
Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. historian, Columbus
Donalee L. Tabern inventor, Bowling Green
William Tecumseh Sherman army general, Lancaster
Steven Spielberg director, screenwriter, Cincinnati
Gloria Steinem feminist, Toledo
William H. Taft U.S. president, Cincinnati
Joyce Kimberly Tatro educator, Toledo
Tecumseh Shawnee Indian chief, Oldtown
Ted Turner broadcasting, Cincinnati
Lowell Thomas commentator, author, Woodington
James Thurber author, cartoonist, Columbus
Ernest H. Volwiler inventor, Hamilton
Raymond Elwin Weber webmaster, Toledo
Orville Wright inventor, Dayton
Cy Young baseball player, Gilmore
How long does it take to drive to Texas from Ohio?
duuuhhh - hello - Texas is the biggest state in the lower 48. it depends on the highways you take and the direction of travel and which big cities you might have to drive through and at what time of day - you people really do need to get out more and learn a little about the country you live in.
Which river flows just south of Cincinnati Ohio?
Cincinnati is at the confluence of the Ohio River and the Licking River. The Ohio River flows just south of Cincinnati from east to west. The Licking River in Kentucky empties into the Ohio River.
What is the 1 crop grown in Ohio?
Ohio's top agricultural commodities in terms of dollar value are:
- Soybeans
- Corn
- Dairy products
- Greenhouse and nursery products
- Hogs.
Where is the University of Ohio located?
* Ohio State University Agricultural Technical Institute Wooster, Ohio * Ohio State University: Columbus Campus Columbus, OH * Ohio State University: Lima Campus Lima, OH * Ohio State University: Mansfield Campus Mansfield, OH * Ohio State University: Marion Campus Marion, OH * Ohio State University: Newark Campus Newark, OH
The Ohio River is 1 mile (1.6 km) across at its widest point just west of downtown Louisville, Kentucky.
What State west of Columbus Ohio?
Answer The western border of Kentucky is an irregular shape that borders Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri.
What are the names of ohios senators?
The Ohio General Assembly is the state's legislative body, and it is comprised of two houses, like the US Congress. There are 99 Representatives in the House, and 33 Senators in the state Senate.
See the related link below for the current state senators.
See the related question for Ohio's US Senators.
How many teachers in the state of Texas?
For the school year 2007-2008 if you are a beginning teacher with no experience your minimum monthly salary in the state of tx is $2,732. annually that is $27,320 for the regular 10 month contract. from there on there is a small yearly raise. but if you are bilingual you can qualify for steipens and there are many ways you can earn money like teaching summer school
When was Ohio admitted to union?
Ohio became a state in 1803.
Prior to that, it was part of the Northwest Territory.
What are the emancipation guidlines in Ohio?
you have to be 16, have at least $2000 saved in an account, a steady source of income that ensures you to have about $700 a month, OHS health insurance, a place you are living, or will move into, rental receipts, good grades and attendance, character reference letters, maturity. Also you will have to go before a judge and turn in a fully filled out application with a fee of 162$ ready, if not paid then a trial date will not be set.
How many miles from Ohio to Jamaica?
The flight from Ohio to Jamaica is about 3 and a half hours. There is approximately 1,556 miles between the Ohio and Jamaica.
What is the 2008 minimum wage for servers in Ohio?
2014: The minimum wage in Ohio is $7.95 / hr for companies that have at least $292,000 in receipts. The minimum wage for tipped wages is half of this, or $3.98 / hr. For companies making less than this, the minimum wage is $7.25 / hour. 14 and 15 year olds also have a minimum wage of $7.25 / hour.
The minimum wage in Ohio changes every year based on the US Consumer Price Index.
How far from Springfield Oh to Washington DC?
1,040 miles
This is the route:
- Take I-270 NORTH, from Washington, D.C., to I-70 WEST to HAGERSTOWN at EXIT 32 in Frederick, MARYLAND.
- Take I-70 WEST to I-44 WEST to TULSA in St. Louis, via I-270 WEST to bypass ST. LOUIS (EXIT off of I-70 in ILLINOIS to get onto I-270 WEST; EXIT 5B off I-270 in MISSOURI to get onto I-44 WEST to TULSA), and via I-470 WEST (EXIT 5A off I-70 in WEST VIRGINIA) to bypass WHEELING, WV, and via I-465 SOUTH to bypass INDIANAPOLIS, IN (EXIT 90 off I-70 in INDIANA to get onto I-465 SOUTH ; EXIT 9 off I-465 to continue on I-70 WEST to ST. LOUIS).
- Take I-44 WEST to Springfield, MO.
What are the reportable diseases mandated by law in Ohio?
There are several different reportable diseases mandated in Ohio. Some of these diseases include amebiasis, anthrax, botulism, brucellosis, cholera, diphtheria, giardiasis, and hantavirus.
What is the current scrap metal prices in Ohio?
This a large encompassing question as scrap prices could mean steel, copper, ferrous metal, non ferrous metals, glass, textiles, auto parts, etc. Many items can be sold for scrap. The question needs to be refined to ascertain what type of scrap prices the person wants
Assuming your looking for scrap metal prices here are some prices as of late June 2011:
Scrap Plate and Struct 2′x 5′ $410.00 gt
Scrap Heavy Melt 2′x 5′ $370.00 gt
Scrap Bare Bright Copper $3.83 lb
Scrap #1 Copper $3.70 lb
Scrap #2 Copper $3.60 lb
scrap metal prices fluctuate and it is suggested that you search internet for sites posting prices daily or call your local scrap yard for the latest scrap prices.
