Ohio

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The French and English both laid claim to the Ohio Valley region. Though the English colonists (mostly Pennsylvania and Virginia) claimed it, the French were the first to really move in and settle and make trade with the Indians. This alarmed the British. The race to fortify the Ohio Valley was on for both the French and English.

The Ohio Valley region was also the middle region between two major French colonial regions: Quebec and the Mississippi. A string of forts was built from Lake Erie to the Fork of the Ohio River (modern day Pittsburgh) in 1753 to maintain open communication between the two regions, to maintain trade with the Indians, and to drive the English from the Ohio Valley.

The French forts include Fort Presque Isle, Fort Le Boeuf, Fort Machault, Fort Vernango, and Fort Dusquesne. Fort Dusquesne was built after the French tore down the existing English fort.

It is 225 miles according to Google Maps.

It is 130 miles according to Google Maps.

Ohio became a state in 1803.

Ohio is famous for its soil

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You may have to stretch your definition of gems if you want to find it in Ohio. From looking at some mineral maps, Flints, agates, and other varieties of cryptocrystalline quartz are up there. I see limestone, so maybe some calcite or dolomite crystals. Gypsum and Salt areas might produce some crystals also.

Any major city should have a gem and mineral club that would have better information.

It is 614 miles and has a driving time of 11 hours and 11 minutes according to Google Maps.

John Leavitt - Ohio settler - was born in 1755.

The two previous father-son captain duos were the Herbstreits, James (1960) and Kirk (1992); and the Davidsons, Jim (1964) and Jeff (1989). Pepper Johnson (1984) and Dionte Johnson (2007) became the third duo.

Population (2010) 199,110 (110th in U.S.)

• Metro 703,200

Land Oridance

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1. Houston, TX

2. Tampa, FL

3. New Orleans, LA

4. Mobile, AL

5. St. Petersburg, FL

Pitt Ohio Express's population is 2,800.

I could give you precise answer but you can determine this yourself with the distance tool located at

http://www.infoplease.com/atlas/calculate-distance.html

It is 1,102 miles according to Google Maps.

Ohio is 116.096 km² but Iceland is 103.001 km². So, yes, Ohio is bigger.

no you are allowed to have batons in Ohio

It is 233 miles according to Google Maps

There's one called Ripley, it's close to Cinci Oh.

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First Class Mail is delivered in three to five days.

took me 22 hours New Orleans to Sandusky

If the employee is "on the clock" during travel time or travelling in a company vehicle it might. Otherwise, sorry.