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I read a comment that said that Ohio is the US on default and I agree.
It has a bit of everything. North Coast lakeshore, rivers and wooded hills to the south, open rolling farmland to the west, a national park and biggest cities in the center, factories to the east etc. But it's not "best in class" for any of them
That’s pretty fuckin definitively mid. Good answer
to add: caves, caverns, and very interesting native american history.
Everything I heard about Ohio sounds like a horror story. My best friend's wife is from Alliance ohio. She told me that crazy people live in the woods due to a mental health building being shut down.