Ohio
| | of these articles treats the US Federal State Ohio. For the river of the same name see Ohio (river). A list of warships with this name gives it under USS to Ohio. |
| Ohio | |
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| flag | coat of arms/seal |
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| base data | |
| pointed name: | Buckeye State(Kastanienstaat) |
| capital: | Columbus |
| largest city: | Columbus |
| surface | |
| rank (within the USA): | 34 |
| altogether: | 116,096 km ² |
| country: | 106,154 km ² |
| water (%): | 10,044 km ² (8.65%) |
| inhabitant | |
| rank (within the USA): | 7 |
| altogether (2005): | 11.464.042 |
| density: | 99/km ² |
| member state | |
| place: | 17 |
| since: | 1. March 1803 |
| geography | |
| time belt: | Eastern: UTC-5/-4 |
| degree of latitude: | 38°27'N to 41°58'N |
| degree of longitude: | 80°32'W to 84°49'W |
| broad: | 355 km |
| length: | 355 km |
| highest situation: | 472 m |
| average situation: | 260 m |
| deepest situation: | 139 m |
| Politics | |
| governor: | Bob taffeta |
| abbreviations | |
| postal: | OH |
| officially: | |
| ISO 3166-2: | US-OH |
Ohio [oˈhaɪoː] is a Federal State of the united ones States of America (the USA), which lies in the northeast of the state. In the north it is from the Eriesee, which forms the border to the neighboring country Canada and in the south limited by the Ohio river, which gave its name to the Federal State. Ohio is a termthe Irokesen and means „good river “.
The capital of Ohio is Columbus; Large cities are Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, Akron and Dayton. The Federal State Ohio is 116,096 km ² largely (in the comparison of the Federal States at 34. Place) andapproximately 11.5 have million inhabitant. In the year 1803 Ohio was taken up to the United States by America and became the 17. State of the union.
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politics
as also from Virginia to be originated eight US presidents from Ohio (of it seven republicans and a memberthe Whig party); these are more than from every other Federal State. The state was long time one of the centers of the republicans, is however today however politically approximately to the half split. It is it as so-called Swing State forwards, There it particularly contests presidency elections with 20 electors - voices more influence on the Wahlausgang has than other Swing States. Ohio played last the Zünglein at the balance , as a US president George W. therefore with the US president shank elections 2004 Bush with only 50.8%the voices and defended so its office against its democratic challenger John Kerry won all 20 elector voices of Ohio.
Due to his Demografie in Ohio also frequently a Mikrokosmos of the political USA is as a whole seen. Interestingly enough it is since 1892 onlyto draw two presidency candidates successfully into the white house, without attaining also in Ohio the majority. In both cases (1944 and 1960) a republican won in Ohio, although altogether a democrat became a president.
Democratic centers are in the northeast of Ohio, among other things around the cities Cleveland and Youngstown. The southwest against it supports rather the republican party.
economics
in the year 2000 amounted to the gross domestic product 362 billion US Dollar, with which Ohio in seventh place of the Federal Statesstands. The Pro-Kopf-Einkommen amounted to 28,400 US Dollar; thus Ohio at 19 stands. Place. Ohio is one of the prominent locations of mechanical engineering of the USA. In addition to industriellen production belong to means of transport, metalworking, machines, tools, rubber products, food and electrical appliances.
As part of the Corn Belts rural economy plays a large role. Agricultural production covers soy beans, milk products, corn, tomatoes, slaughter cattle (pigs, cattle), poultry and eggs. At the Eriesee commercial fishing is operated.
Withover 2.500 lakes and 72,000 river kilometers, because of its varied landscape, its recreation areas and historical objects of interest (above all archaeological places - excavations of indianischen settlements and burial places) Ohio is routistic interesting, and the tourism industry belongs to the growth branches.
History
the region between the river Ohio and the large lakes, where today Ohio lies, was originally inhabited by different Indian trunks, among them the Miami, the Wyandot, the Shawnee, the Lenni Lenape, the Ottawa and the Erie. During the Kolonisation North America by European stressed Irokesen from the heuten Federal State New York the area as their hunt reasons.
In 18. Century converted France there a system of commercial posts up, the trade between Europeans andTo control Indians.1754 broke out the Frenchman and Indian war between Great Britain and France, in whose consequence that was closed Paris peace and France surrendered control of today's Ohio to 1763 to the united kingdom. Still in the same yeara royal proclamation forbade settling the again won country. This lost however after the American independence from the British crown at validity, whereupon 1787 the northwest territory were opened, that apart from the area today's Ohio still the areas of furtherFederal States covered. The new territory was the first area of the United States in that slavery was officially forbidden. As anticipation on the coming establishment of state the Indiana Territory was created later, that only today's Ohio as well as parts of the today's Michigan covered.
in the “northwest order” (Northwest Ordinance) one decided that subsections of the northwest territory states to become to be able, as soon as these reached a number of inhabitants of 60.000. Although future Ohio 1801 of only 45,000 inhabitants had decided congress of US due to the rapid population growth its establishment of state. To 19. February 1803 became Ohio of the US president Thomas Jefferson as 17. Federal State of the USA recognition. There an official entry date of new states only since 1812 ofCongress was determined, put it the US president Eisenhower 1953 on the 1. March 1803.
1835 led Ohio the Toledo war in that it with the Michigan Territory around the area around the city Toledo fought. After intervention of the congress that did withoutMichigan Territory on the so-called Toledo strips and got in response parts of the upper Michigan peninsula awarded.
Demografie
development
| Historical numbers of inhabitants [1] | ||
|---|---|---|
| collection year | inhabitant | rank within the USA |
| 1800 | 45,365 | 18 |
| 1810 | 230,760 | 13 |
| 1820 | 581.434 | 5 |
| 1830 | 937,903 | 4 |
| 1840 | 1.519.467 | 3 |
| 1850 | 1.980.329 | 3 |
| 1860 | 2.339.511 | 3 |
| 1870 | 2.665.260 | 3 |
| 1880 | 3.198.062 | 3 |
| 1890 | 3.672.329 | 4 |
| 1900 | 4.157.545 | 4 |
| 1910 | 4.767.121 | 4 |
| 1920 | 5.759.394 | 4 |
| 1930 | 6.646.697 | 4 |
| 1940 | 6.907.612 | 4 |
| 1950 | 7.946.627 | 5 |
| in | the year | 2005 |
| Ohio | of 11.464.042 | inhabitants |
| , | which | in relation to |
| the previous year | ||
| an increase | of | 0,1% |
| ( | 13.899 | , had |
1960 9.706.397 5 1970 10.652.017 6 1980 10.797.630 6 1990 10.847.115 7 2000 11.353.140 7 2005 11.464.042 7) and 1.0% (110.897) in relation to the year 2000 means. Ohio has a population density of 99 inhabitants per square kilometer and stands with the total population in the comparison of the US Federal States at 7. Place. 3.4% of the population, thus about 390,000 inhabitants, (conditions 2004) are born outside of the USA.
Ethnical groups
of Ohio population consists as follows of various ethnical groups:
- 85.0% white Americans
- 11.5% Afroamerikaner
- 1.9% Hispanics
- 1.2% asiatic Americans
- 0.2% Indian
- 1.4% American with mixed ethnical affiliation
thereby are subject the portion of non-white Americans in Ohiothe US-American average (see also ethnical groups of the USA), which is to due first of all to the geographical location of the state.
descent
25.2% the inhabitant are German descent and place thereby the largest group. Followthe groups of the Irish (12.7%), African (11.5%) and Englischstämmigen (9.2%).
local distribution
the ethnic Germans subpopulation has particularly in the northwest a high population portion and the culture of Ohio considerably along-coined/shaped. Thus for example a quarter is called thatCapital Columbus German many situation.
One finds inhabitants with American or British roots primarily in the south and the center of the state. In Cleveland and Cincinnati large population portions are Afroamerikaner. Besides many Hispanics live in Cleveland, howalso in Toledo.
age and sex structure
- under 5 years: 6.6%
- under 18 years: 25.4%
- over 65 years: 13.3%
about 51.4% of the population are womanlike, that accordingly are 48.6% male.
religion
Ohio are coined/shaped from different Protestant groups, under it also the largest number of Amish of the USA and the center of the United Church OF Christian in Cleveland.
- 82% Christian
- 62% Protestanten
- 15% Baptisten
- 11% Methodist
- 5% Lutheraner
- 4% Presbyterianer
- 4% Pfingstler
- 2% member of the United Church OF Christian
- 1% Amish/Pietisten
- 20% other Protestanten
- 19% catholic (Roman)
- 1% other Christians
- 62% Protestanten
- 1.3% Jew
- <1% other religions
- 16% of no religion associated
largest cities
| city | County | inhabitant 1. April of 2000 | inhabitants 1. July 2004 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Columbus | Franklin | 711,470 | 730,008 |
| Cleveland | Cuyahoga | 478,403 | 458,684 |
| Cincinnati | Hamilton | 331,285 | 314,154 |
| Toledo | Lucas | 313,619 | 304,973 |
| Akron | Summit | 217,074 | 212,179 |
| Dayton | Montgomery | 166.179 | 160,293 |
| Parma | Cuyahoga | 85,655 | 82,672 |
| CAN clay/tone | strong | 80,806 | 79,905 |
| Youngstown | Mahoning | 82,026 | 77,713 |
| Lorain | Lorain | 68,652 | 67,915 |
| Springfield | Clark | 65,358 | 63,609 |
| Hamilton | Hamilton | 60,690 | 60,996 |
| Elyria | Lorain | 55,953 | 56,175 |
| chain ring | Montgomery | 57,502 | 55,903 |
| Lakewood | Cuyahoga | 56,646 | 53,971 |
| Middletown | Middletown | 51.605 | , |
| Has | 51,804 | Mentor | Lake |
| 50,278 | 51,332 | Mansfield | smelling country |
| 49,346 50,557 | Cuyahoga | of case | Summit |
| 49,374 | 50,515 | Euclid | Cuyahoga |
| 52,717 50,398 | Cleveland | Heights | Cuyahoga |
work on] symbols
of the state as common in the USA also Ohio a set of Symbols:
- Animal: White whisk deer
- bird: Red cardinal
- flower: Carnation
- game flower: Snow Trillium (Trillium grandiflorum)
- insect: Ladybird
- song: “Beautiful Ohio”
- song (skirt): “Slope on Sloopy “
- tree: Bald Rosskastanie (lat: Aesculus glabra)
- fossil: Trilobite genus Isotelus
- beverage: Tomato juice
- reptile: Black running queue
- Jewel: Flint
- slogan: “With God all things acres possible” (“with God are possible all things”)
see also
- list of the governors von Ohio
- list of the Countys in Ohio
- list of the cities in Ohio
- list of the universities in Ohio
- Brothers WRIGHT, those in Ohio powered flight invented
sources
- ↑ The Ohio Politics Almanac, Michael F. Curtin, Kent State University press, 1996, page 173 (for the numbers until 1990)
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