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The land we call Ohio today was part the Northwest Territory that the United States won by defeating the British in the Revolutionary War. Ohio was admitted into the Union as the 17th state in 1803. The state gets its name from the river that forms its southern border. Ohio is an Iroquois word meaning "great water." The capital of the "Buckeye State" is Columbus, and, not surprisingly, the state tree is the buckeye. Highly populated, Ohio is situated between the Eastern Seaboard and the Midwest, and is known for the fact that eight presidents were either born or lived there. The flower is the scarlet carnation.

State Flower: Scarlet carnation

State Motto: With God all things are possible

State Nickname: Buckeye State

State Bird: Cardinal

Land area: 40,953 sq mi. - Length: 220 miles - Width: 220 miles

10 largest cities (1999 est.): Columbus, 671,247; Cleveland, 501,662; Cincinnati, 330,914; Toledo, 307,946; Akron, 211,822; Dayton, 169,338; Youngstown, 82,757; Parma, 81,207; Canton, 78,582; Lorain, 67,377 - Persons per square mile (1999): 274.9