The document discusses Ohio's five geographic regions - the Lake Plain, Till Plain, Appalachian Plateau, Bluegrass, and describes some key features of each. The Lake Plain region contains Cleveland and Toledo harbors, and peach farms. The Till Plain focuses on corn harvesting in Dayton and Columbus, and cattle raising. The Appalachian Plateau is home to white-tailed deer and Hocking Hills, and contains coal resources. The smallest Bluegrass region grows tobacco and observes bird migrations near old barns.

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2. Lake Plain Region Cleveland is one of the largest cities in the lake region. The Maumee River provides harbors for world trade in Toledo. Peaches are grown in this region. A great blue heron chick look for food.

3. Till Plain Region Harvesting corn is big business in Ohio’s Till Plains. Dayton is reflected in the Miami River Columbus is Ohio’s state capital Farmers raise cows in the Till Plains.

4. App. Plateau Region The white tailed deer is Ohio’s State animal. Old mans cave state park in Hocking Hills. Coal is Resorses. The glaciers never came here ‘ so the land is rugged.

5. Bluegrass Region An old barn is located in the Region. It’s The smallest region in the state. Tobacco is the main crop. It is also place to watch song birds migration north.

6. Ohio Regions