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The founder of the city of Marietta was a tall man named Connell Ebenezer sprout. The local indigenous people called him hetuck which meant what eye of the buck deer or big Buckeye. in 1935 this original term of endearment led to Ohio naming the buckeye tree as the state tree. done

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Ohio adopted its official state flower the red carnation in 1904. the state legislator chose the red carnation to honor the present William Ohio and who was assassinated in 1901.

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The Cardinal was designated the official Ohio state bird in 1933 due to its prevalence throughout the state. 

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it took Ohio almost a hundred years to develop their flag.they also designed it after the swallowtail bird.

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Ohio is called the Buckeye state because of the trees that used to be there that look like buck eyes.

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Nickname for Ohio

Ohio's nickname is "The Buckeye State" partially because many buckeye trees once covered Ohio's hills and plains. All State Nicknames

The name "buckeye" stems from Native Americans, who called the nut "hetuck," which means "buck eye" (because the markings on the nut resemble the eye of a deer). But the national association between Ohio and the buckeye was born during William Henry Harrison's 1840 presidential campaign (Harrison was a Virginia-born Ohioan and military hero). Harrison's opponents claimed he was "better suited to sit in a log cabin and drink hard cider." Harrison's supporters turned this intended criticism into a promotion, dubbing him "the log cabin candidate." They fashioned Harrison's campaign emblem as a log cabin made of buckeye timbers with a long string of buckeyes decorating the walls (Harrison's backers also walked with buckeye canes and rolled whisky barrels in parades).

The campaign gimmick was successful and Harrison ("Old Tippecanoe") beat President Martin Van Buren's bid for re-election. Ohio has since been known as "the buckeye state" (the buckeye is also Ohio's official state tree).

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Ohio's nickname is "The Buckeye State" partially because many buckeye trees once covered Ohio's hills and plains. All State Nicknames The name "buckeye" stems from Native Americans, who called the nut "hetuck," which means "buck eye" (because the markings on the nut resemble the eye of a deer).