Ohi:yo'
Pittsburgh and Cleveland together. Pittsburgh sits where the Allegheny and the Monongahela make the Ohio, and Ohi:yo' is the Seneca word for that river. The name Ohio started here, so this is where it stays.
- Zone
- Sun Standard Time, UTC−5
- Biggest city
- Pittsburgh
- Sun highest
- 12:20 on the clock in Pittsburgh, all year
- People
- about 8.6 million
- Covers roughly
- western Pennsylvania, northeast Ohio, northern West Virginia
- Named for
- Seneca (later claim), Erie and Monongahela before them
- Meaning
- good river (Seneca name for the Allegheny and Ohio)
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