Ohio

Well, the U.S. shares a border with Canada, so, all of the U.S. is near Canada, relatively speaking.

But, Ohio is closer to Canada than the majority of the 50 states are. The northwest side of Ohio borders the southeast side of Michigan, and Michigan is directly across the Great Lakes from Canada.

Actually, the peninsula of Ontario -- which is bordered by Detroit on the west side and Buffalo, New York and Niagara Falls on the east side -- is directly across Lake Erie from the north side of Ohio.

So, yes, Ohio is very close to Canada.

And, technically speaking, Ohio shares a border with Canada, although it isn't a land border. Lake Erie is divided, east to west, by a water border, the northern half of Lake Erie being in Canada and the southern half of Lake Erie being in Ohio.

No! But it only applies to speeding violations. Any other violation (such as running a red light, DUI or reckless driving) will count against you. This is only true if you hold a Kentucky DL (non-commercial) and the speeding violation is outside of the state. If you ever get ticketed in KY with a KYDL it will count against your driving record. Also, failure to pay your out of state ticket will result in KY adding points to your record (not to mention honoring the other states warrant for you).

KRS Chapter 13B 186.570(6)

(6) The Transportation Cabinet is forbidden from suspending or revoking an operator's

license or assessing points or any other form of penalty against the license holder

for speeding violations or speeding convictions from other states. This subsection

shall apply only to speeding violations. This section shall not apply to a person who

holds or is required to hold a commercial driver's license.

Nope. If you go to Google maps, you can search it. No such place pops up, so, no, it's not real. (:

its not springwood anymore. its Springfield Ohio. I heard all over the world telling me that its refering to the city in Ohio call springfield Ohio.

yes * Very few US states have grounds and procedures for the emancipation of a minor. Once a minor receives an emancipation decree they are considered an adult and may change residency, marry or engage in other activities that are not restricted by law, such as buying alcohol.

There are several steps you must first take. First the Ohio Department of Health requires that you be trained first aid, and blood born pathagens. Both of these can be obtained easily at your local red cross. Second the state requires that you have done either a tattoo school or apprenticeship in order to show you have enough knowledge to perform the job. Go to your local health department and they will give you a copy of the regulations regarding tattooing and tattoo parlors.

Ohio is a swing state, and has often decided the result of elections.

In 2004, George Bush won Ohio by a margin of 120,000. Had 60,000 Bush voters voted for Kerry instead, John Kerry would have carried the State and won the electoral vote.

The west African country of Togo has a very delightful cuisine thanks to it's abundant agriculture and French influence. Foods are prepared using just the right amounts of spices and varied cooking methods. French influence can be seen in the sauces that are prepared for many of the dishes. Fufu, which is similar to couscous, is a staple. It is made of root vegetables cooked, then pulverized to just the right consistency. The many vegetables they are able to grow include yams, cassava, corn, beans, millet, and okra. Meat is an important food to the Togo diet and include smoked fish, cured and smoked hams, and also "bush meat". One of the favorite bush animals is the bush rat that they call agouti. The food is prepared giving great attention to color and the right combination of sauces.

I'd call it reasonable to play from April to October. Die hards might get out in March and hang on until November.

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The site was first settled around 650, but mound building didn't start until 1050. The site was abandoned around 1400.

The Aztec Indians were the first known inhabitants of Ohio.

It actually its a really long theme.. it all stareted in 1774.. find about it more in google.com and ask your question..

In 1803, Ohio became the first non-slave state out of the northwest territories. Citizens were divided on the subject, but it was an official non-slave state.

Tecumseh of the Shawnee.

No it is not a crime in the sense the police will come after you.This is a civil matter between you and the lender not criminal.It is however dishonest and wrong you signed a contract and you are obligated to abide by it. If you cannot fulfill your obligations then return the vehicle and move on.

First Class Mail is delivered in three to five days.

I think you can dropout after you've passed 10th grade but im not sure.

The U.S. Army victory at the Battle of Fallen Timbers.

Ohio was the 17th state admitted to the union. It became a state on March 1, 1803.

February 19th 1803, Thomas Jefferson signed an Act of Congress that approved Ohio's boundaries and constitution, but due to an oversight, Congress never passed a resolution formally admitting Ohio as the 17th state in the Union.

When this oversight was discovered in 1953 a Bill of Congress was introduced to admit Ohio to the Union retroactive to March 1st 1803.

On August 7th 1953 President Eisenhower signed an Act that officially declared March 1st 1803 the date of Ohio's admittance to the Union.

215 former major league players are available in the Baseball hall of fame.

Cal Hubbard, was an American professional football player and later an umpire in Major League Baseball, and is a member of three major sports halls of fame. He is currently the only person to be enshrined at both the Pro Football Hall of Fame and the Baseball Hall of Fame.

In addition to the current teams - the Cleveland Browns and Cincinnati Bengals - the Baltimore Ravens, St. Louis Rams and Detroit Lions all were founded in Ohio. The Ravens were the original Browns, moving to Baltimore in 1996. The Rams began as the Cleveland Rams before moving to Los Angeles in 1946, then to St. Louis in 1995. The Lions were founded as the Portsmouth Spartans before moving to Detroit in 1934. About a dozen now-defunct franchises called Ohio home in the 1920s and 1930s. These included the famous Canton Bulldogs of Jim Thorpe; the Columbus Panhandles, which featured the six Nesser brothers; the Dayton Triangles; and the Oorang Indians, a team of Native Americans based in tiny LaRue, OH.

It does not qualify as a flag because of the shape.