| Where Dayton is | 15 |
| Where Chillicothe is | 20 |
| Where Bowling Green is | 22 |
| West Virginia neighbor | 22 |
| West Virginia border river | 26 |
| Ulysses Grant's birthplace | 30 |
| The "O" in B&O | 28 |
| State with a pennant-shaped flag | 32 |
| State or river name | 19 |
| State or river | 14 |
| State on Lake Erie | 18 |
| Spot for Columbus | 17 |
| Sister Eileen's state | 25 |
| Sen. Glenn's state | 22 |
| River that joins the Mississippi | 32 |
| River that begins in Pittsburgh | 31 |
| River of Cairo | 14 |
| Place for Columbus? | 19 |
| Only U.S. state without a rectangular flag | 42 |
| Only U.S. state whose flag isn't rectangular | 48 |
| Oberlin locale | 14 |
| November 2004 battleground | 26 |
| Neil Armstrong's home state | 31 |
| Mother of Modern Presidents | 27 |
| Midwest river | 13 |
| McKinley's state | 20 |
| Lima's state | 16 |
| Klinger's state | 19 |
| Kent's state | 16 |
| Its cities include Columbus, Athens and Marietta | 48 |
| Home to Oberlin College | 23 |
| Home of the Buckeyes | 20 |
| Home of Miami University | 24 |
| Home of Columbus | 16 |
| Home for Reds and Browns | 24 |
| Glenn's state | 17 |
| Euclid's home | 17 |
| Eileen's state | 18 |
| Dennis Kucinich's state | 27 |
| Dayton's state | 18 |
| Columbus's state | 20 |
| Cincinnati's airport isn't in it | 40 |
| Canton's place | 18 |
| Baltimore partner | 17 |
| Athens's home | 17 |
| Ashtabula's state | 21 |
| Allegheny plus Monongahela | 26 |
| All-Amerian Soap Box Derby state | 32 |
| 2004 swing state | 16 |
| 2004 presidential election swing state | 38 |
| "Mother of Presidents" | 32 |
| "Birthplace of Aviation" | 34 |
| "Beautiful ___" | 25 |
| Xenia's home | 16 |
| Xenia is there | 14 |
| Wright brothers' state | 26 |
| William McKinleyÂ’s home state | 33 |
| Where to see Columbus | 21 |
| Where to see Browns and Reds | 28 |
| Where to find Columbus | 22 |
| Where to find Canton, Toledo, Lima, Medina, Dublin, and Athens | 62 |
| Where to find Cairo and Athens | 30 |
| Where to find Athens and Cairo | 30 |
| Where the Wabash River begins | 29 |
| Where the Reds and the Browns play | 34 |
| Where Rubbermaid was started | 28 |
| Where John Glenn was senator | 28 |
| Where Jack Nicklaus started | 27 |
| Where Ivory soap and the pop-top can were invented | 50 |
| Where Columbus is | 17 |
| Where Buckeyes hail from | 24 |
| Where Athens and Dublin are | 27 |
| Where Ashtabula is | 18 |
| What the French once called "la Belle Rivière" | 59 |
| US river | 8 |
| Union member since 1803 | 23 |
| Union entry of 1803 | 19 |
| U.S. river or state | 19 |
| U.S. Grant's home state | 27 |
| Toledo's locale | 19 |
| Toledo's home | 17 |
| Toledo setting | 14 |
| Title locale in a Leonard Bernstein song where "life was so cozy" | 75 |
| Three Rivers river | 18 |
| The Wright brothers' home | 29 |
| The Wabash feeds it | 19 |
| The O in B&O | 16 |
| The Bobcats of the Mid-American Conference | 42 |
| The Allegheny and Monongahela join to form it | 45 |
| Taft's birth state | 22 |
| Subject of a 1922 song | 22 |
| Steubenville's state | 24 |
| State, or river that forms its southern border | 46 |
| State with area codes 216, 440, and 614 | 39 |
| State with a swallowtail flag | 29 |
| State with a non-rectangular flag | 33 |
| State with a large Amish population | 35 |
| State whose official beverage is tomato juice | 45 |
| State where the folding step ladder was invented | 48 |
| State where Szell conducted | 27 |