Information about Ohio

Ohio

Ohio is located on the Midwest of the United States, bordered by Lake Erie, Michigan on the north, on the western side of Pennsylvania, and on the northern side of Virginia and Kentucky. It is the third largest city in terms of area, seventh in terms of population and tenth in terms of population density. Its capital city is Columbus, which is the largest city. Ohio is named after the Ohio River, which represents its southern border. The Indian (Iroquois) tribe means great water.

Ohio residents

The population of Ohio in the year 2000 is about 11,459.01 people, where the white population of European assets constitute the vast majority of 85%, African Americans 12%, Indians 0.2%, Asians 1.2%, hybrid species 0.8%, Latin Americans 1.9 And 0.8% were not statistically registered. The percentage of immigrants in which 11.1%, where the Arab population of approximately one hundred and eighty thousand people, including 47% of Lebanon. Among its most important cities are Akron, Canton, and Dayton.

History of Ohio

The history of Ohio dates back to the advent of the French Robert Caveler and Sir de la Salle in 1669 AD, which became part of the English after the war between France and the Red Indians, and because of that war the Americans got Ohio after the Revolution of 1783 AD, Marietta.

Information on Ohio

State-of-the-art landmarks: the Hall of Fame, certain Indian tombs, and the homes of former US presidents such as Grant, Taft and Hayes. The most famous mosques in this state are the Al-Haq Mosque in Dayton, the Islamic Center in Columbus and the city of Akron.

One of the world's most famous figures in this state is Thomas Edison, the inventor of electricity.

Ohio is characterized by a mild and beautiful summer climate, which increases the chances of visiting and enjoying its scenery and nature. In the winter it is very cold, with snow falling, and the temperature is below zero.

Is one of the states that are characterized by cheap prices, especially housing prices, where the accommodation is available all the time, the prices range from three hundred and fifty to five hundred and fifty dollars, allowing students and refugees to live in.

Ohio is the first state to have installed electric lighting poles in its streets in 1914.

Its postal code (OH) in the United States system.