Over 4,500 veterans' gravesites have been documented across 87 Ohio counties, part of a commemoration of America's semiquencentennial.

Starting on the Fourth of July, Ohioans can explore some of the state’s revolutionary history through an interactive map of 4,500 graves of Revolutionary War veterans buried across the state.

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The Federal Emergency Management Agency hasn't developed flood plain maps — which determine who must buy flood insurance — for many less-populated areas.