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    Ohio's seal features a rising sun with 13 rays representing the original 13 colonies. The state is located in the Midwest and borders the Ohio River, though most of the river belongs to other states. Ohio has a humid continental climate with hot, humid summers and generally cool to cold winters in the south. Ohio's population has grown significantly since 1800, exceeding over 10% growth per decade. While most Ohioans are Christian, the largest denominations are Protestant, Catholic, and non-religious. The capital and largest city of Ohio is Columbus.

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    Ohio's seal features a rising sun with 13 rays representing the original 13 colonies. The state is located in the Midwest and borders the Ohio River, though most of the river belongs to other states. Ohio has a humid continental climate with hot, humid summers and generally cool to cold winters in the south. Ohio's population has grown significantly since 1800, exceeding over 10% growth per decade. While most Ohioans are Christian, the largest denominations are Protestant, Catholic, and non-religious. The capital and largest city of Ohio is Columbus.

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    Ohio

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    Ani Psuturi
    Ohio's seal features a rising sun with 13 rays representing the original 13 colonies. The state is located in the Midwest and borders the Ohio River, though most of the river belongs to other states. Ohio has a humid continental climate with hot, humid summers and generally cool to cold winters in the south. Ohio's population has grown significantly since 1800, exceeding over 10% growth per decade. While most Ohioans are Christian, the largest denominations are Protestant, Catholic, and non-religious. The capital and largest city of Ohio is Columbus.

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    National Emblem
    Location
    Climate
    Population
    Religion
    Capital
    Towns
    National Landmarks
    Conclusion
    Seal of Ohio
    A rising sun with 13 rays symbolize the
    original thirteen colonies.
    Location
    Ohio is bounded by
    the Ohio River, but
    nearly all of the river
    itself belongs to
    Kentucky and West
    Virginia.
    Climate

    The climate of Ohio is a humid continental climate.


    Summers are typically hot and humid throughout the state, while winters
    generally range from cool to cold. The southern region has the warmest
    temperatures and longest growing season.
    Population

    From just over 45,000 residents in 1800, Ohio's


    population grew at rates of over 10% per decade.
    Religion

    76% of Ohioans are Christian.


    Specifically, 26% of Ohio's population is Evangelical
    Protestant.
    22% as Mainline Protestant, and 21% as Catholic
    17% of the population is unaffiliated with any religious
    body.
    Capital 1910-1920
    And now Columbus is the capital and largest city of
    the U.S. state of Ohio.

    The city was first laid out in 1812 and incorporated in


    1816.
    1.Cleveland
    2. Cincinnati
    3.Toledo
    4.Akron
    National Landmarks

    Adena Mansion was built for Thomas


    Worthington .
    The Cincinnati Museum Center at Union
    Terminal

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