The Ohio River forms Ohio's southern border.
The Ohio River forms the southern boundaries of Ohio and Indiana. It begins at the Ohio-Pennsylvania border. It flows southwesterly between Ohio and Kentucky, Indiana and Kentucky, and continues to the Mississippi River.
The Ohio River separates Kentucky (to the south) from the states of Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio (to the north).
Indiana does not border Mississippi.
The Ohio River divides Indiana and Kentucky.
The southern border of Ohio is 981 miles and is defined by the Ohio River. It is also the southern border of Indiana and Illinois.
The Wabash River forms the southern portion of Indiana's western border. The northern portion of Indiana's western border is simply a straight line marked on the map. The southern border of Indiana is also a river - the Ohio.
The Ohio River forms Ohio's southern border.
Indiana and Illinois
The Mississippi River forms the wavy western border of Illinois. And the Ohio Wabash River is the southern border of Illinois.
The Ohio River forms the borders of West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and Illinois. The border terminates at the confluence with the Mississippi and the border with Pennsylvania.
The Wabash is the longest river in Indiana. It flows from Ohio across northern Indiana until it forms the border between Indiana and Illinois.
The Ohio River creates the southern borders of Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio where it meets the Mississippi River.
The Ohio River
Ohio River
none of the rivers form the southern border of Indiana, but the Ohio river forms the southern border of Ohio.
The Mississippi River is the largest river and it is the western border of Illinois. The Ohio and Wabash Rivers are the southern border of Illinois. The Illinois River is the largest internal river in Illinois.