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The 13 pages that link to Ohio, each with the reason it gives.

• William McKinleyNarrower topic: McKinley's political career and public identity were closely tied to Ohio.

• Northwest OrdinanceBroader topic: Ohio was the first state admitted from the territory organized under the ordinance.

• Ohio RiverRelated: The river gave the state its name.

• Columbus, OhioNarrower topic: Columbus is the state capital and its largest city.

• IndianaCompared with: Its border makes Ohio Indiana’s eastern counterpart in the central Midwest.

• Treaty of GreenvilleBroader topic: The treaty opened much of the land that became Ohio to U.S. settlement.

• PennsylvaniaRelated: The state line marks Pennsylvania’s connection to the Great Lakes and Midwest.

• James A. GarfieldNarrower topic: Garfield's education, political career, and congressional base were rooted in Ohio.

• Rutherford B. HayesRelated: Hayes served as Ohio governor before becoming president.

• Sherwood AndersonNarrower topic: Its towns and landscapes supply the regional world of Anderson’s fiction.

• MichiganCompared with: The states share a boundary shaped by the Toledo War.

• John ShermanNarrower topic: Sherman built his political base in Ohio and represented the state in Congress.

• Victoria WoodhullNarrower topic: Woodhull was born there in 1838 and spent her early years in poverty and itinerant work.