There a lot of states I haven't visited yet and Ohio is one of them, I believe it is actually named after the Ohio River.
Ohio is beautiful, but isn't it named after a Native American Tribe?
That may be true, there are probably over 500 tribes still in the States.
Are any of them still in Ohio?
I honestly don't know, nearby in Indiana the Shawnee tribe are still there.
Interesting.  Have you been to Indiana?
Yes I have actually.  I've spent a week in the capital which is Indianapolis.  How about you?
I have driven through Indianapolis on my way to Chicago, but I haven't ever stopped in.  What did you do there?
Dont know how much you are into sports but I saw an Indianapolis Colts game.  They are an NFL football team.
I really like football, especially around the playoffs.  What was the stadium like?
Peyton Manning
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Delaware State Park
Delaware State Park is a Ohio state park in Delaware County, Ohio in the United States. The park, town and county are named for the Delaware Indians (also known as the Lenape), a Native American tribe that originally lived along the Delaware River in Pennsylvania, Delaware, New York, Maryland, Connecticut and New Jersey. The Delawares were forced west by colonial settlers and were eventually forced further west by settlers of the Northwest Territory from which Ohio was established in 1803. Delaware State Park is