Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Travel guide - High score! Oklahoma and Ohio in the United States. What about these two cities? I'm going to college. . .

High score! Oklahoma and Ohio in the United States. What about these two cities? I'm going to college. . .

Oklahoma, with an average elevation of 395 meters, is located in the south-central United States. It has a temperate continental climate, with an annual average temperature of 65438 05.5℃, increasing from northwest to southeast. The precipitation decreases from east to west, reaching 1270 mm in Wahita mountain area and only 380 mm in Guoba area. The state's traditional culture is rich in Indian colors. The works of Indian artists and European masters are displayed side by side in many museums. The annual American Indian Expo attracts thousands of tourists.

Ohio, located in the midwest of the United States, is an inseparable part of the Great Lakes. Located between the Ohio River and Lake Erie, it is named after the Ohio River. Ohio, with an average elevation of 260 meters, is a state in the midwest of the United States, and the whole geographical position is located in the northeast of the United States. Most of the state's topography, water system and soil were formed by past glacial activities. Three large natural areas extend from the outside to the state. The Allegheny Plateau extends westward from Pennsylvania and West Virginia, accounting for about half of the state's area, with many places reaching an altitude of 425 meters. There are over 300 museums in Ohio. Ohio is known as the "hometown of colleges and universities", and the number of colleges and universities ranks seventh in the United States, with more than 100 colleges and universities.

To sum up, going to Ohio is not bad.