what are the bodies of water in or/and near ohio?
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Where I used to live in Southwest Ohio some of the bodies of water close are:\n\nThe Ohio River (really belongs to Kentucky even though it boarders Ohio)\nMill Creek\nLittle Miami River\nLake Isabella\nCaesar Creek (State Park)\n\nIn Columbus there's pretty much water, there's the:\nScioto River\nOlentangy River\nHoover Reservoir\nAlum Creek Lake\nDelaware Lake (State Park)\n\nI don't know eastern Ohio that well but there are pretty many small rivers and lakes out there.\n\nUp in the northwest there are lots of places for good scuba diving and other water bodies:\nFindlay Reservoirs\nOttawa River\nlots of old quarries that have now been filled with water\n\nHope this helped you some, also, go check out mapquest, may find something there.
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I used to hunt the public areas in southeast Ohio that were owned by the coal mines , great locations . Look at the following web page gives all the areas in Ohio\nhttp://www.ohiodnr.com/wildlife/Hunting/wildlifeareas/wildare.htm
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A shame you can't leave your state! I'm thinking you guys would probably like "indoor water-parks"? Is there an amusement park nearby? Perhaps, renting a cabin on a lake? Do you guys like to hike? Or camp?.....Sorry I'm not familiar with Ohio, or I would give you some destinations. Try looking up your states WEBSITE, they may have some cool stuff you don't know about....good luck!
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Also not mentioned... almost anywhere there's water.  That includes the upper atmosphere, the air you breath, living inside of plants and even cells, antartica, from the bottom of the ocean to the surface, in everything you eat, inside rocks; the list goes on.
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That depends on which one youre looking at. The Ogallala Aquafer, which is actually an underground lake, runs under several states. They can be massive, or just a small stream, it all depends on where you look.
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Central Ohio has some very good places to fish.You are within a hours' drive of alot of good lakes and rivers.if you are planning on eating your catch, keep in mind of the fish advisories the state has on some lakes and rivers.You can go to the ODNR site and click on fishing prospects for your area and it will show you all of the different lakes and rivers, and tell how to catch the fish that live there.If you don't mind the drive, Rocky Fork and Paint Creek Lake down in Ross and Highland counties are two of the best lakes in Ohio for a variety of fishing.These are my home waters, so I can personally vouch for this claim.Good luck.
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Find a relatively large body of water. A creek, river or lake. Trout should be there.
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Ohio has some amazing values right now.  Cleveland in particular is a real buyers market and features many older historic homes with significant architectural pedigree at amazing prices.  As well, you can find waterfront on Lake Erie very affordably.   Good Luck!
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well there is the point park water fountain and there is the inclines, station square, usx towers, the heinz hall, the three rivers, mt. washington look out grandview ave., kennywood, sandcastle, the waterfront, southside works, if you need more specifics you can email me
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Rivers, lakes, seas, oceans, just anywhere with enough water to make you floating well...more options than public swimming pools.
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Use the WWW.AANR.com website and you'll find what ever is close to you
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How about lake michigan?
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I am not sure about Ohio, but in Oklahoma it is! Try a google search and find out!
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Here's one:\n\nhttp://www.dnr.sc.gov/water/envaff/river/gr_pee_deemap.htm
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http://www.museumstuff.com/museums/usa/ohio/history.html
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I found this at the Ohio division of the EPA:\nhttp://www.epa.state.oh.us/ddagw/pdu/gw_map_aqtype.html
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Huntington Beach in Bay Village, Ohio is a good one.  It's on the West Side.