Neighbors
Our neighbor to the North.
Michigan
The inventor of the light bulb.
Thomas Edison.
This is the capital of Ohio.
Columbus.
The state bird.
Cardinal.
This Ohioan was the worlds first person to walk on the moon.
Neil Armstrong.
Our Neighbor to the South.
Kentucky.
Known as the Queen City, it is in Southwest Ohio on the banks of the Ohio River.
Cincinnati.
This symbol is unique to Ohio because it's the only one in the United States that is not a rectangle.
Flag.
Ohio is famous for having been home to 7 of these, more than any other state but Virginia.
Presidents.
Indiana is our neighbor in this direction.
West.
The first names of the famous Wright Brothers.
Orville and Wilbur.
Known as the Rock and Roll Capital of the World, this city lies on Lake Erie in the Northeast corner of Ohio.
Cleveland.
This is the state insect.
Ladybug.
This famous Ohioan was known for her "getting her gun" and sharpshooting in Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show.
Annie Oakley.
Known as the Keystone state, it touches Ohio's Eastern border.
Pennsylvania.
This man invented the pull tab that you can now find on the top of a can of soda.
Ermal Fraze.
Home to the Wright Brothers, and the Birthplace of Flight, this city sits along Ohio's Western border.
Dayton.
This is the state tree. O-H!
Buckeye.
This battle during the Frontier Wars is considered to be the largest defeat of the American Army by native forces.
St. Clair's Defeat.
This state has the Appalachian Mountains running through them and is part of Ohio's Southeast border.
West Virginia.
Garrett Morgan allowed us to breathe easier and drive more safely with one of these two inventions.
Gas Mask or Stop Light.
This city was the original capital of Ohio.
Chillicothe.
This is the state fossil.
Trilobite.
This famous Ohioan and Shawnee leader is one of the most well-known Native Americans in US history.
Tecumseh