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Ohio River
The Ohio River starts in Pennsylvania and ends in Illinois where it flows into the Mississippi.
405 Questions
What road was originally built to connect the Potomac River with the Ohio River?
the national road (studyisland)
How long in the Ohio river in Kentucky?
well the ohio river has been around now for quite some time....the exact date is may 9 2012
Robert de La Salle discovered the mouth of the Mississippi river and claimed the whole Mississippi river valley. His men built forts on Lake Ontario and traveled from Lake Erie to Lake Huron to Lake Michigan. They carried canoes from Lake Michigan to South Bend, Indiana to the Kankakee River to the Illinois River. They built more forts at what is now St. Joseph, Michigan and Peoria, Illinois.
What state does the Ohio river border on the southern side?
No, Kentucky owns it. It was just named the Ohio River because tons of people in the late 1600's came down that river to come to Ohio so that's why its called the "Ohio River" but Kentucky officially owns it. But Ohio owns the whole bridge.
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What three states come together on the Ohio River?
Kentucky, Illinois, and Missouri come together where the Ohio River meets the Mississippi River.
Other states that come together along the Ohio River are:
Kentucky, Illinois, and Indiana
Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio
Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia
Ohio, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania
Why did the french feel threatend by the british in interest of the Ohio river valley?
The French was threatened because at that point of History Great Britain had a fierce and, powerful Army also they had never lost a Battle until the American Revolution
Where is the Ohio Wildlife Center in Powell Ohio located?
The address of the Ohio Zoo Consortium is: 9990 Riverside Drive Box 400, Powell, OH 43065-9606
What law outlined step for statehood for land around the Ohio River Territory?
It is the Northwest Ordinance
The Tennessee River.
no as long as u have ur Illinois license and stay towards illionios shore
Why did the french and the british fight and want to control the Ohio valley?
To have the upperhand of the war... for transportation purposes and to send supplies
Known as an ox-bow bend or a horseshoe bend. The river will naturally have more water in one side than the other. Caused by bed shape or bed friction. Now, the water close to the bed is travelling slowest, because of turbulence due to bed roughness. Water above this is travelling faster for it is sitting on moving water, and water above this is travelling even faster again. Thus the erosion power of the water will erode this bank, and typically, the other bank will be a gently shelving beach.
This process continues, creating a bend in the river. This bend will become more and more exaggerated until it forms an ox-bow. Eventually the ox-bow will cut through the river bank, to leave a stranded shape behind. Depends upon the gradient (low is better) and the aggregate size (small is better).
Why was the Ohio river valley attractive to pioneers?
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Why was there a problem with the colonists moving to the Ohio river valley?
the British intervened so that the Americans would not fight with the Indians
