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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