Difference between revisions of "Toledo, Ohio"
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| − | |nw = [[Lansing, Michigan|Lansing]] | + | |nw = [[Lansing, Michigan|Lansing, MI]] |
| − | |n = [[Detroit, Michigan|Detroit]] | + | |n = [[Detroit, Michigan|Detroit, MI]] |
|ne = [[Windsor, Ontario|Windsor, ON]] | |ne = [[Windsor, Ontario|Windsor, ON]] | ||
|w = [[Defiance, Ohio|Defiance]] | |w = [[Defiance, Ohio|Defiance]] | ||
Revision as of 21:33, 10 January 2009
| Lansing, MI | Detroit, MI | Windsor, ON |
| Defiance | Toledo, Ohio | Sandusky |
| Lima | Marysville | Mansfield |
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The Toledo graticule is at latitude 41, longitude -83. It includes the city of Toledo and its surrounding suburbs, as well as Monroe, MI, Bowling Green, OH, and Findlay, OH, along the I-75 corridor. It also includes a section of far-western Lake Erie.
Toledo may be best known to the rest of America as Corporal Klinger's hometown in M*A*S*H. In addition to that character's favorite restaurant, Tony Packo's, and the Mudhens baseball team, this graticule contains two major state universities, and a nationally-known zoo and art museum, the world's first cable-stayed cradle based suspension bridge, major glass-production facilities, and a crap-ton of farmland.
Toledo geohashers may find a larger population to meet with in the southern part of the Greater Detroit graticule, which includes the technology-heavy city of Ann Arbor.
