Ohio

Corn, and Soybean are the common staples. Several Grains (mostly wheat) and hay are also grown. Apples orchards are also very common to Ohio.

Grapes, cherries, raspberries, blackberries and mulberries are also grown/occur naturally.

Other items that can be commonly grown are pumpkins, misc gords/squashes, strawberries, watermelon, onions, tomatoes (Reynoldsburg Ohio touts itself as the "Home of the Tomato"), and various other melons (e.g. Honey Dew, Cantaloupe)

Other items that I've seen grown/harvested (usually by the home gardener) include peaches, broccoli, lettuce, spinach, potatoes, various peppers, cucumbers, zucchini, eggplant and blueberries.

Walnut trees are also one of the more common trees in Ohio and can be harvested.

Pretty much you can grow almost anything that doesn't require a tropical climate in Ohio.

On the illegal side of things certain areas in Ohio are known for growing Marijuana (Meigs County in particular).

Its not about age, its about height and weight

When the U.S. is on Standard Time, Nigeria (UTC+1) is 6 hours ahead of Ohio (UTC-5/UTC-4).

When the U.S. is on Daylight Saving Time, Nigeria is 5 hours ahead of Ohio.

In the U.S., Daylight Saving Time begins on the 2nd Sunday of March and ends on the 1st Sunday of November.

So when it's 1 PM WAT in Nigeria, the time in Ohio is either 7 AM EST (during Standard Time) or 8 AM EDT (during Daylight Saving Time).

* Illinois * Indiana * Kentucky * Ohio * West Virginia

The phone number of the Cincinnati Museum Center For Natural And Cultural History is: 513-287-7080.

To Disneyland in California:

If you drive on I-80, it is 2,337 miles from Cleveland and takes 1 day, 13 hours according to google maps. I recommend I-80 because it is a very beautiful drive once you get halfway through Colorado :)

If you drive on I-40, it is 2376 miles from Cleveland and takes 1 day, 14 hours according to google maps.

The travel time Google maps usually gives you is longer than what it will probably take.

Any tornado is bad to the people it hits. However, major tornadoes can and have occurred in Ohio. One of the most recent was an EF4 that hit the town of Millbury, southeast of Toledo, on June 5, 2010, killing 7 people. Ohio also experience the worst tornado of the Super Outbreak of 1974 when an F5 devastated the city of Xenia, killing at least 32 people. Ohio also hard hit by the Palm Sunday outbreak of 1965 and the Flint/Worcester outbreak of 1953. The deadliest tornado in Ohio history was an F4 that struck the cities of Loraine and Sandusky on June 28, 1924, killing 85 people. It ranks as one of the 25 deadliest tornadoes in U.S. history.

The Ohio River flows east to west at Cincinnati's southern border with Bromley, Ludlow, Covington, Newport, Dayton and Ft. Thomas, Kentucky on the other side of the river. The river is actually part of the state of Kentucky from the low water mark. So the Ohio technically flows NEXT TO not through Cincinnati.

The Mill Creek Flows through the city north to south pretty much bisecting the city's east and west sides and empties into the Ohio River just west of downtown.

The Little Miami River flows through the Eastern suburbs of Cincinnati between Mt. Lookout and Mt. Washington suburbs and empties into the Ohio River just east of Lunken Airport at the base of Mt. Washington,

Several states have a shoreline on Lake Erie, they are: Ohio; Pennsylvania; New York; and Michigan

Even though it is a beverage Tomato Juice is the most popular in the state of Ohio

Ohio is bordered by Indiana to the west. Indianapolis is the capital city in the U.S. state of Indiana.

• Foodtown on Douglas
• Monettes on Secor
• Kazmeirs in Perrysburg

It rises in the Cumberland Plateau of esatern Kentucky

to avoid war with Indians

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Hillary Clinton received 380,494 votes to Donald Trump's 684,872 votes, losing Arkansas's 6 electoral votes.

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For Kentucky.

The best info that I can dig up suggest that the avg speed of the Ohio is about 1 1/2 to 3 miles per hour

It is 251 miles according to Google Maps.

Cincinnati, Ohio has a population of 333,336 people as of 2008.

Ohio, USA - 44,825 square miles (34th largest of the 50 US states).

The address of the Granville Historical Society Inc is: Po Box 193, Granville, MA 01034-0193

There are little streams that join together first then become to a big one. There would be meander loops. Signs of erosion for example dirty muddy water.