Toledo Strip
Toledo Strip proper noun: a 468-square-mile region along the border of Ohio and Michigan, whose dispute over its ownership led to the Toledo War of 1835–36.
Proper noun
the Toledo Strip
- A 468-square-mile region along the border of Ohio and Michigan, whose dispute over its ownership led to the Toledo War of 1835–36.
Questions about Toledo Strip
- What does Toledo Strip mean?
- Toledo Strip means a 468-square-mile region along the border of Ohio and Michigan, whose dispute over its ownership led to the Toledo War of 1835–36.
- What part of speech is Toledo Strip?
- Toledo Strip is a proper noun.
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